Senior Broadcast Production Engineer - REMI & Live Ops

Broadcast Management Group; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Broadcast Management Group in Washington, DC seeks a Broadcast Production Engineer to support REMI facilities, mobile units, and client sites nationwide. The role entails extensive travel as Engineer in Charge (EIC) on live broadcasts, ensuring mission-critical equipment runs smoothly.

You’ll work with the integration team to install and test gear, read AutoCAD drawings, and build signal flow diagrams and rack elevations, contributing to broadcast-grade infrastructure from the ground up.

Qualifications

• 5 years of experience in broadcast engineering, live production, or mobile/remote operations.
• Proficiency with broadcast editing software and live production gear.
• Ability to read AutoCAD drawings and interpret signal flow diagrams.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical production support across facilities and mobile units.
• Serve as Engineer in Charge (EIC) on location and at OPS center.
• Coordinate integration projects and staff training for upgrades.
• Terminate, label, and test video, audio, control, and network cabling.
• Build shows from the ground up with router configuration and troubleshooting.
• Travel extensively and work irregular hours as schedules require.
• Mentor junior engineers and manage production crews on large events.

Skills

Broadcast engineering

Live production

Video editing software

Audio systems

DAW software

Troubleshooting

Video production

Signal flow / wiring

Tools

Adobe Premiere Pro

Final Cut Pro

Avid Media Composer

AutoCAD

Job description

Broadcast Management Group in Washington, DC seeks a Broadcast Production Engineer to support REMI facilities, mobile units, and client sites nationwide. The role entails extensive travel as Engineer in Charge (EIC) on live broadcasts, ensuring mission-critical equipment runs smoothly.

You’ll work with the integration team to install and test gear, read AutoCAD drawings, and build signal flow diagrams and rack elevations, contributing to broadcast-grade infrastructure from the ground up.