Audio Visual Technician

Reporting to the Director of IT, the A/V Technician is responsible for the setup and tear down of broadcast A/V equipment. Additionally, the A/V Technician will complete patching on live event days and provide support during live events for the Stadium, Arena and broadcasters. Ongoing responsibilities include regular maintenance on all A/V and broadcast equipment including video boards, audio and broadcast systems throughout the stadium, planning for equipment life cycle replacement and leading improvement projects.

This full‑time, permanent role has an annual salary range of $62,000 to $76,200, with 100% employer‑paid benefits. The final compensation will be determined based on the successful candidate's experience and qualifications. This is a replacement position and requires a fully on‑site work arrangement.

• Work with internal and external parties to ensure proper setup of A/V systems before and during events.
• Provide all A/V requirements for media covering stadium/arena events.
• Provide hands‑on game‑day support for all in‑house technical systems during events.
• Be responsible for OES game clock data functionality, testing and distribution.
• Complete broadcast camera set‑up for events.
• Perform A/V set‑up and operations for press conferences and staff meetings.
• Maintain effective working relationships with broadcasters, staff and venue production teams, focusing on excellent customer service and venue system technical expertise.
• Manage working relationships with vendors who provide support to A/V systems within the venue.
• Supervise part‑time A/V staff during events.
• Assist with general IT networking systems that integrate with A/V systems such as IPTV, IP networking, and Network/VLAN patching knowledge. Also handle PC knowledge—Office 2016‑19, Windows 10, 11, and display extending.
• Be able to work irregular hours, including nights, weekends and holidays.
• Other duties as assigned by management.