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SportsMEDIA Technology Corp.
Hockey Broadcast & Operations Technician
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A Broadcast Technician operates audio equipment and transmitters for a radio or television station. Operates and maintains equipment that regulates signal strength for a station. Arranges sound equipment and monitors the volume and quality of sound for programs; synchronizes sound with visual images for television shows or other broadcast events such as sports games. May edit recorded shows or productions.
$60,762 / year median in Nevada
+0% projected growth
Job Description
Hockey Broadcast & Operations Technician SportsMEDIA Technology Corp. - 3.9 Las Vegas, NV Job Details Seasonal $25 - $30 an hour 11 hours ago Qualifications Live event projects Computer operation Customer communication Network troubleshooting Customer service Live event AV production projects Hardware maintenance Mid-level Windows Communication platforms Computer hardware Hardware support AV system troubleshooting Live production performance Communication skills Full Job Description Who is a Hockey Broadcast Technician at SMT? Are you a hockey fan? Do you have experience working in a broadcast environment or hands-on experience troubleshooting technology? If you answered yes, here's your chance to "break away" with SMT as a Hockey Broadcast Technician! Broadcast technicians get the opportunity to work with SMT's award-winning and globally recognized Player and Puck tracking technology for the Vegas Golden Knights. This opportunity requires an exceptional attention span to simultaneously monitor computer applications, follow the events of the game without becoming distracted and effectively communicate with other team members and our clients. This position requires reporting to T-Mobile Arena and candidates must be able to meet this requirement to be considered for the opportunity. This is a seasonal position, with an hourly rate of $25-$30 based on experience. What is Your Daily Impact at SMT? As a Hockey Broadcast Technician, you will report to the arena six hours before puck drop to begin prep for your game. Game shifts are typically 8-10 hours based on the length of the game. You will collaborate with our remote studio staff in Durham, NC, fellow on-site SMT teammates and our broadcast partners to ensure our technology is skating at full speed and ready to take the ice.