Venue Technology is responsible for the integration and planning of technology services across all Olympic and Paralympic Games venues, as well as the delivery of audio-visual (AV) equipment and services. Additionally, Venue Technology leads the Technology Equipment Allocation Process (TEAP), which ensures demand from other Functional Areas (FA) across the Organizing Committee (OC) is planned and managed to align with needs and budget.
Venue Technology comprises of a central team, Cluster Venue Technology Managers (CVTMs) assigned to a group of Games venues, and Venue Technology Managers (VTMs) who are then, in turn, assigned to manage the technology planning and delivery at individual Games venue(s).
Prior to Games Time, VTMs coordinate Technology planning for venues with LA28 col leagues, Partners and Service Providers. VTMs work closely with the CVTM who has overall responsibility for a group of venues. VTMs take guidance and strategic direction from the relevant CVTM, to ensure a consistent approach across venues.
As a VTM, you’ll be a vital member of our team, working at the heart of the world’s largest sporting event. At Games time, you will be the most senior technology staff member on your venue(s), taking responsibility for delivery, support and issue resolution. Sponsor, partner and service provider staff and Technology Volunteers will work under your operational leadership.
Responsibilities will develop over time, as the Games is a rapidly evolving environment working against immovable deadlines. VTM’s are required to undertake tasks that vary from strategic venue-based decisions to operational support for stakeholders, if it in volves technology on a venue then expect to be involved!
You will be Technology’s key representative for your venue(s), managing stakeholder requirements and engagement, supplier activity, on-site installation, testing, operations and decommissioning. You are coached by experienced Cluster Venue Technology Manag ers with prior Games experience and supported by a structured Technology Operations Center (TOC), equipped to monitor and respond to situations.