The BIT Engineer at Nebraska Public Media supports and maintains the technical infrastructure that enables reliable broadcast, production, and digital services. This role is responsible for broadcast systems, IP-based workflows, and IT technologies to ensure high-quality on-air and online content delivery. The BIT Engineer collaborates with engineering, production, and IT teams to troubleshoot issues, implement new technologies, and support live and recorded programming across multiple platforms. Nebraska Public Media offers a full spectrum of communications services to the citizens of Nebraska, the nation and the world. Some of these services include a nine-station, statewide noncommercial public television network affiliated with PBS; a nine-station, statewide noncommercial public radio network affiliated with NPR; a cutting-edge Digital Media Group; and state-of-the-art audio, video and multimedia production capability delivered via broadcast, satellite, cable, Internet and broadband delivery channels. Minimum starting salary is at $25.218/hr. Pay rate may be commensurate with education and/or experience within fiscal constraints, if approved Under limited supervision, performs work in one or more of the following IT areas: hardware and software support, network support, development efforts for multiple processing platform automated operations, special applications or projects, performs computer room design, application of network communications regulations and principles, the use of precision instruments and technical equipment, and the installation, diagnosis, repair, and calibration of communications equipment, systems administration, research, procurement, and/or training; performs related work as assigned. This is the first level in the series. Incumbents in this class independently perform journey level work at full performance. Work involves configuration and alterations of the Government wide/Statewide network. Positions in this class advise customers regarding the capacity, cost, and placement of the network/systems, and provide limited network solutions in circumstances where decisions are made within established parameters. Analysts may do some server hardware and software installation/updates and have responsibility for print/ghost servers, but do not have responsibility for administration of servers housing major applications/programs. Positions perform some analysis of network components such as switches, routers, cabling, and load balances.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree
Number of Employees
101-250 employees