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Sign Up to ReadThe company is a media and entertainment business. This Production/Broadcast Engineer role is in its sports broadcast group and provides hands-on engineering and technical support across several studios and control rooms at the Stamford sports facility.
You will support every broadcast system used for live programming on air, fix hardware and software faults, follow computer security policies, and take on projects covering system design, integration, and commissioning. The work combines maintenance with project management and systems engineering. Support runs seven days a week, and some periods fall within a 24x7 schedule.
You must be willing to work overtime, including nights and weekends.
You must be willing to work in Stamford, CT.
You must be willing to submit to a background investigation.
You must have unrestricted work authorization in the United States.
The role is full-time and must be performed on site at a company-designated worksite.
Compensation is $45-$63/hr.
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NBCUniversal
Office in United States
Also hiring in New York, United States, CA, United States, London, United Kingdom and 6 more places
4 of their 71 open roles are remote
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