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LocationDallas-Office Of Broadcast & Programming Services
Work modeon-site
Typefull-time
SenioritySenior
Experience8–12 yrs
Company size10,000+ people
First seenOct 18, 2026 · 2w ago
Verified live1d ago
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Bachelor's degree in Engineering Technology or Electrical Engineering
8-12 years of broadcast engineering experience
Valid Texas Driver's License
Demonstrated knowledge of and experience in computer-based technology associated with production, maintenance, and distribution
Demonstrated recent experience in component-level repair and maintenance of broadcast television audio/visual production equipment
Demonstrated knowledge of television system design and the installation and wiring of production related audio/video/satellite equipment
Demonstrated knowledge of television, video, and film equipment and related production activities
Basic video production in studio, field and live events as well as editing skills
Ability to work independently without general supervision or as a team member
Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
Ability to follow verbal and written instructions
Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in written form
Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE) preferred
Record that meets the District's standard
Ability to work days, evenings or weekends as necessary
Ability to work with sensitive materials and maintain confidentiality
Skills
IP-based audio
IP-based video
lighting systems
network systems
streaming encoders
cameras
audio equipment
video equipment
satellite equipment
production equipment
Responsibilities
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Designs, maintains, and repairs digital and analog infrastructure for broadcast channels, studio/field productions, streaming networks, and executive presentations—ensuring zero-downtime transmissions through real-time signal troubleshooting, equipment evaluations, and continuous integration of modern industry standards.
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Manage AV infrastructure, presentation technologies, and channel monitoring for high-profile executive assemblies, including Board of Trustees meetings.
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Provide end-to-end technical production support, managing camera setups, audio captures, signal routing, and streaming encoders for studio, field, and remote webcasts.
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Diagnose, repair, and service failing analog and digital hardware while managing power distribution systems to extend equipment reliability.
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Calibrate audio and video equipment continuously to maintain strict industry standards for broadcast and streaming quality.
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Draft and update standard operating procedures and technical documentation to standardize engineering workflows and board service operations.
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Perform real-time signal monitoring, flow tracing, and quality control during live events to immediately resolve disruptions and ensure uninterrupted transmissions.
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Design, configure, and maintain IP-based audio, video, lighting, and network systems across broadcast channels, studios, field productions, and executive facilities.
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Reconfigure transmission circuits and rapidly swap redundant hardware under live broadcast conditions to prevent system downtime.
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Evaluate emerging AV, broadcast, and IP streaming technologies to recommend hardware upgrades and modernize production capabilities.
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Share technical updates, industry best practices, and system insights with team members and leadership to align cross-functional engineering standards.
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Perform other duties as assigned by the Department Director.
Requirements
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Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Technology or Electrical Engineering.
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8-12 years of broadcast engineering experience; Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE) preferred.
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Valid Texas Driver’s License and a record that meets the District’s standard.
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Demonstrated knowledge of and experience in computer-based technology associated with production, maintenance, and distribution.
•
Demonstrated recent experience in component-level repair and maintenance of broadcast television audio/visual production equipment.
•
Demonstrated knowledge of television system design and the installation and wiring of production related audio/video! satellite equipment.
•
Demonstrated knowledge of television, video, and film equipment and related production activities.
•
Basic video production in studio, field and live events as well as editing skills.
•
Ability to work independently without general supervision or as a team member.
•
Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.
•
Ability to follow verbal and written instructions.
•
Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in written form.
•
Ability to work days, evenings or weekends as necessary.
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Ability to work with sensitive materials and maintain confidentiality.
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