Broadcast Tech II Part-Time (Crypto.com Arena)

AEG Worldwide•Los Angeles, CA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Broadcast Technician II is responsible for technical troubleshooting and the integrity of all technical systems routing systems, distribution systems, transport systems, broadcast LAN systems, video production switchers and systems, audio mixing, processing, and routing systems, studio audio and video systems, test and monitoring systems, IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) systems, scoreboard and video matrix systems, internal and external digital video signage systems, arena sports timing and clock systems. Crypto.com Arena is where the world comes to play, perform, and come together. As one of the most iconic venues in sports and live entertainment, we host unforgettable moments, from championship games and global tours to once in a lifetime events that define the culture of Los Angeles. Owned and operated by AEG, our team brings live experiences to life with creativity, precision, and pride. Every role plays a part in creating nights fans remember, powered by people who care about the details and the impact of getting it right. If you want your work to show up in real moments, in a venue where history is made every night, there’s a place for you here. Because it happens here.

Requirements

High School diploma or its equivalency.
2- 4 years of related work experience.
Strong interpersonal skills for relationship building within management team and staff.
Ability to work under pressure to meet broadcast deadlines, make decisions, and take corrective action under tight timelines.
Basic knowledge of theory of operation of all broadcast, presentation, and digital signage systems.
Basic electronic troubleshooting skills.
Good soldering skills to apply safe practices and procedures when extracting and replacing components on printed circuit boards and/or repairing any damage to the boards.
General knowledge of Windows and Macintosh based computer operating systems and computer networking.
Fiber optic transmission systems as they relate to broadcast industry.
Proficient in the repair of broadcast audio and video cabling.
Must be able to work evenings, weekends and holidays as needed.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot, repair and maintain complex electronic equipment related to broadcast, presentation, and digital signage systems.
Repair or replace any defective components associated with this equipment.
Maintain an excellent level of operation for all equipment.
Monitor status of all equipment related to broadcast, presentation, and digital signage systems on the LA Live Campus.
Troubleshoot and resolve any system issues.
Installing software and/or firmware updates as directed by the manufacturer.
Follow, implement, and record scheduled maintenance procedures per manufacturer’s guidelines. Examples of scheduled maintenance include but are not limited to replacement / cleaning of air filters, inspection of, and if necessary, replacement of cooling fans.
General cleaning of equipment.
Maintain technical knowledge of arena’s scoreboard and clock systems.
Operate, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair complex electronic, computer based, optical and mechanical broadcasting systems.
Repair and maintain all broadcast and video production equipment in emergency and preventative situations.
For events, set up and operate various broadcasting equipment such as recording, video and scoring equipment.
Check equipment for operational readiness.
Assist broadcast team with other duties as needed.