Event Production Systems Engineer

Grand Canyon University•Phoenix, AZ

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Grand Canyon University is seeking an Event Production Systems Engineer to manage and operate broadcast or streaming equipment for events on campus. This role involves troubleshooting, ensuring quality, supporting various production platforms, and maintaining equipment. The engineer will also act as a liaison for outside entities, provide recommendations for improvement, and maintain technical documentation. Additionally, the position includes managing student workers and performing repairs and maintenance on equipment.

Requirements

Minimum of 2 years of experience with broadcast or video streaming
Minimum of 2 years of technical troubleshooting experience
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year college or university and/or equivalent production experience
Must pass preemployment background investigations.
Proficiency with MS Office Suite
Knowledge of broadcast terms, cables, connectors and signal types and conversions
Experience with Black Magic, Panasonic, Ross, Xpression, Sony, Clear Com, ATEM, Teradek
Understanding of computer to device interfaces and networking principles
Ability to use test equipment and troubleshoot connection issues and resolutions

Responsibilities

Setup, configuration, and operation of all broadcast or streaming equipment necessary for any event that takes place on campus.
Troubleshooting and quick decision making on equipment used and configuration to ensure events will commence without sacrificing quality.
Act as a liaison for outside entities and ensure their needs are met.
Support the Ross XPression graphics platform and its integration with the Arena production environment.
Support the Ross Carbonite production switcher and associated control systems.
Develop proficiency with the Arena’s replay system and its integration with switching, graphics, routing, playback, and other production systems.
Repair and maintenance of equipment and systems to ensure full functionality. This includes regular maintenance and inventory tracking of equipment.
Provide recommendations on new equipment, processes, and standards to improve the efforts of events throughout campus.
Maintain accurate technical documentation including system diagrams, signal paths, configurations, equipment information, maintenance records, and troubleshooting procedures.
Trace signal paths and isolate technical failures across complex production systems.
Contractor support
Other duties as assigned.