Broadcast IT Engineer

About the Role

Broadcast IT Engineer

Key Responsibilities

• Install, configure, and maintain broadcast IT systems, software, and hardware.
• Work with

  virtual tracking systems

  such as

  Stype, Mo-Sys, and RedSpy

  for virtual production workflows.
• Manage and troubleshoot

  video cards

  (Matrox, Bluefish, Declink, and other capture/playout cards).
• Ensure system performance, network reliability, and broadcast security compliance.
• Support and integrate

  Vizrt graphics systems

  and

  Adobe Creative Suite

  into production pipelines.
• Collaborate with production, engineering, and creative teams to deliver high-quality broadcast solutions.
• Proactively monitor and resolve technical issues during live or recorded broadcasts.
• Document processes, workflows, and system configurations for future reference.

Must-Have Skills & Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree

  in Broadcast Engineering, Computer Science, IT, Electronics, or a related field.
• 0–3 years of experience in

  broadcast engineering or IT within the media industry

  .
• Hands-on knowledge of

  virtual tracking systems

  (Stype, Mo-Sys, RedSpy).
• Strong understanding of

  system networking and security protocols

  .
• Proficiency with

  video hardware

  : Matrox, Bluefish, Declink (capture/playout cards).
• Working experience with

  Vizrt graphics systems

  and

  Adobe Creative Suite

  .
• Familiarity with broadcast workflows, video formats, and compression standards.
• Ability to troubleshoot quickly in high-pressure live environments.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.

Good to Have

• Basic knowledge of cloud-based broadcast or streaming workflows.
• Scripting or automation experience (Python, Shell, or similar).
• Knowledge of broadcast IP standards (SMPTE 2110, NDI, etc.).

Why Join Us?

• Opportunity to work with cutting-edge broadcast technologies.
• Gain exposure to

  live productions and virtual broadcast innovations

  .
• Collaborative work culture with room for professional growth.