$42.77-$64.16 Hourly / $7,413.47-$11,121.07 Monthly / $88,961.60-$133,452.80 Yearly
Maintains, repairs,
monitors, and coordinates the continuous, efficient, and safe operation
of the Technology and Information/CTTV systems, including the
video and audio distribution/recording systems in City Council, and all video
and audio production equipment and systems including video tape recorders,
cameras, audio mixers, test instruments, and television monitors.
Manages and coordinates the use of the fiber
optic network for television broadcast, secure video conferencing, and teleconferencing; provides
fiber optic cable management and technical support to equipment
expositions to maintain technical skills.
Designs, procures, installs, and maintains video and audio production system,
post-production system, and automated playback
system.
Formulates technical requirements and prepares
bid specifications for radio frequency transmission systems, video
and audio systems,
and the fiber optic local network.
May consult with
other city departments to design broadband distribution audio and video
systems.
Maintains on-going monitoring of contracts to ensure compliance with city regulations or requirements.
Coordinates vehicle maintenance and repair with the Fleet Maintenance Division.
Provides
production support for meeting coverage during staff leave/absences.
Performs related work as required.
Considerable knowledge of: operating theory
of video systems,
including analog and digital signals;
broadband RF cable
television distribution, including headend signal reception and
processing and subsequent distribution; remote and automated broadcast playback
systems; AC/DC power distribution, including line power, use of stand-alone
generators, and power conditioning; satellite earth stations; fiber optic
systems, including FM, AM, and digital;
audio systems, including
PA, wireless multitrack, studio recording, and conferencing; and FCC rules and regulations concerning cable television,
microwave, and broadcast.
Working knowledge of: specialized test equipment (spectrum analyzer, field strength meters, vectorscopes and waveform monitors, oscilloscope, volt meters, optical time domain reflectometer); erection of microwave antennas and towers; design and installation of remote production vehicles; design of production facilities, control rooms, and television studios; design and installation of fiber optic distribution systems and related systems; and the design of computer LANS for digital video and audio.
Ability to: design, maintain, operate, and install technical broadcast equipment; read, interpret and apply engineering data; install cameras, video recorders and integrate into existing systems; calibrate cameras, switchers, video/audio recorders, video and audio amplifiers, and microwave systems; design, maintain and install fiber optic, or VoIP equipment for broadcast and video conferences; establish and maintain effective working relationships with others; train/ oversee television production equipment operators.
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor’s degree in electronics or a closely
related field and five (5) years of experience in radio frequency, video transmission,
or broadcast engineering.
An equivalent combination of education (not less
than possession of a high school diploma/GED), training and experience that
would reasonably be expected to provide the job-related competencies noted
above.