$190,000 – $235,000
Listed on National Football League’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.
What this role is
This leadership role oversees the technical strategy, infrastructure, and operations of broadcast systems supporting live production, studios, transmission, and multiplatform delivery at a major media organization. It suits experienced broadcast engineers ready to manage teams, modernize legacy systems toward IP and cloud architectures, and balance operational reliability with emerging technology adoption.
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What they ask for
Required
- Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, broadcast engineering, computer science, information technology, media technology, or equivalent professional experience
- 10+ years of progressive broadcast engineering or live production technology experience, including leadership of complex facilities
- 5+ years of people-management experience leading engineers, technicians, or project teams
- Deep knowledge of broadcast signal flow, studio systems, control rooms, routing, intercom, audio, video, transmission, post-production, and media asset workflows
- Working knowledge of IP media standards including SMPTE ST 2110, PTP, NMOS, AES67, Dante, and multicast networking
- Experience with cloud, virtualization, and hybrid workflows connecting broadcast operations with cloud production and streaming platforms
- Proven ability to lead technical strategy, capital projects, vendor negotiations, and lifecycle management
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
- Ability to work flexible hours to support live events and business-critical operations
- Onsite presence required at NFL office or stadium location
Nice to have
- Experience with ST 2110 facility design, IP fabric architecture, timing design, and boundary clocks
- Experience with media supply chain platforms, storage orchestration, and metadata-driven content operations
- Experience leading teams through SDI-to-IP migration, facility transformation, or major technology refresh
- Knowledge of AI-assisted media workflows, automation, quality control, and accessibility technologies