Athletic Electronics Technician: Game-Day & Broadcast Systems

West Virginia University; Morgantown (WV); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

37.5-hour work week

13 paid holidays

15 annual leave days per year

18 sick days per year

Health insurance

401(a) retirement with 6% match

Job summary

West Virginia University Athletics seeks a skilled Electronics Trade Specialist to support operation, maintenance, and repair of electronic systems across NCAA Division I facilities and venues. You will assist with game-day technology, scoreboards, video systems, and broadcast equipment.

The role requires testing, troubleshooting, and preventive maintenance, along with coordinating with vendors and ensuring uninterrupted operations during competitions and events.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Electronics, Electrical Technology, Industrial Technology, or related field.
• At least 2 years of experience involving computer skills (Windows, Apple).
• Equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered.

Responsibilities

• Test, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain athletic department electronic systems and equipment.
• Support scoreboards, video displays, audio, broadcast, and communications systems.
• Perform preventative maintenance to minimize downtime and extend system life.
• Maintain inventory of electronic parts, tools, and replacement equipment.
• Coordinate with vendors and service providers for technical support and venue access.
• Provide technical support during athletic competitions, practices, camps, and events.
• Identify equipment issues and implement timely solutions to ensure operations.
• Help maintain safe operation of electronic systems across venues.

Skills

Computer skills (Windows, Apple)

Education

Associate degree (Electronics/Electrical Technology)

Tools

Video display systems

Broadcast equipment

Job description

West Virginia University Athletics seeks a skilled Electronics Trade Specialist to support operation, maintenance, and repair of electronic systems across NCAA Division I facilities and venues. You will assist with game-day technology, scoreboards, video systems, and broadcast equipment.

The role requires testing, troubleshooting, and preventive maintenance, along with coordinating with vendors and ensuring uninterrupted operations during competitions and events.