Associate, Broadcast Cabling

PMY is a full-service provider of technology, data, and creative solutions for the live environment.

With a growing global footprint across APAC, the USA, and EMEA, we are committed to delivering tailored, impactful solutions across sectors such as Sport & Entertainment, Stadiums & Arenas, Public Sector & Education and Retail & Media.

We combine a global perspective with decades of experience, and deep local insight in key markets. At PMY, our goal is to deliver cutting-edge strategy, design, and operational services across the full technology ecosystem — powered by proprietary and bespoke intelligence solutions and activated by a passionate and experienced team.

• We aim to be the world’s leading technology partner for the live environment, helping clients access critical insights, innovative capabilities, and end-to-end technical expertise that supports operational excellence and drives commercial and strategic success.
• Across our group, we work to embody the PMY ethos — striving to be professional, dynamic, collaborative, and creative partners.
• Each of our companies brings deep technical knowledge and diverse global experience, enabling us to provide a truly integrated, turn-key solution spanning consulting and design, implementation and operations, software, and data, as well as brand, creative, content, and fan experiences.

At PMY Group, we are proud to be working with more than 1,000 valued clients in 15 countries. We have built a team of more than 500 talented professionals with more than 40 years of combined industry experience.

PMY is seeking an Associate to own and advance the broadcast cabling concept within our Broadcast Systems practice, while consulting across the full range of broadcast systems scopes, including sports video production and LED/scoreboard design, for educational, sports, and entertainment facilities, including stadiums, arenas, and other large-format venues.

This is a self-directed, SME-focused role. The Associate carries responsibility for a defined sub-section of the broadcast area of expertise: broadcast cabling. This includes tracking and developing PMY's cabling concepts, standards, and best practices, and serving as the go-to resource on cabling questions across the broader broadcast practice.

This role has no formal people management responsibilities: it does not carry direct reports and is not responsible for hiring, or performance reviews. It does provide guidance, feedback, and day-to-day support to junior roles working on broadcast cabling tasks, in a mentorship capacity, as well as training and development for PMY staff designing Broadcast Cabling systems.

You will work alongside venue owners and operators, architects, engineers, contractors, integrators, and manufacturers, and alongside PMY's video production and LED/scoreboard specialists, to develop cabling infrastructure and broader broadcast solutions tailored to each venue's operational and event-day requirements.

As an independent consultant, PMY is not aligned with any specific manufacturer. Our designers objectively evaluate available technologies and recommend solutions based on performance, league and venue requirements, reliability, maintainability, budget, and project needs.

• Own PMY's broadcast cabling concept, including the standards, methodology, and design approach the used for broadcast cable plant on every project.
• Track and respond to changes within cabling technology, codes, and manufacturer offerings are heading, and update our standards and templates accordingly.
• Build and maintain the reference specs and templates the rest of the broadcast team draws on for cabling infrastructure and signal distribution.
• Be the person people go to when a broadcast cabling question comes up on a project, effectively the second chair on broadcast cabling matters firm-wide.
• Set PMY's approach for confirming camera angles and camera platforms meet league requirements, including AC power coordination for TV trucks, broadcast booths, camera platforms, league racks, and common carriers.
• Lead cabling design directly on your own assigned projects, supporting national TV, in-house video, radio, and replay systems: schedules, routing, infrastructure requirements.
• Coach junior staff through their cabling work day-to-day; this is mentorship, not formal management.

• Own the technical direction of broadcast cabling, video production, and…