Manager, TV Audio Infrastructure

Role overview Manage the audio infrastructure that supports live and recorded television production across studios, control rooms, remote productions and transmission facilities. The role combines hands-on technical oversight, project delivery and team leadership to keep audio systems reliable and production-ready.

Responsibilities - Oversee broadcast audio systems, including intercoms, audio-over-IP networks, fiber-based systems, wireless microphones and in-ear monitoring. - Maintain preventative maintenance schedules and system documentation, and coordinate vendor repairs to protect uptime. - Lead troubleshooting of complex audio and broadcast infrastructure problems; assess technologies and recommend improvements. - Plan equipment refreshes, upgrades and integrations, coordinating installation, testing, commissioning and acceptance. - Mentor and coordinate technical staff, including support coverage for live events and special productions. - Support productions, follow applicable broadcast regulations and standards, and participate in on-call escalation.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in broadcast engineering, audio engineering, electrical engineering, information technology or a related field, or equivalent experience. - At least seven years of experience in broadcast engineering, professional audio or television infrastructure. - Extensive knowledge of broadcast audio systems, signal routing and transmission workflows. - Understanding of Dante platforms and television production environments, including live operations.

Nice to have Experience with large-scale network television operations, broadcast intercoms and wireless communications, or relevant professional certifications.

Benefits and work setup The stated annual hiring range is $101,250–$135,000. The source describes health care, retirement, vacation and other paid time off, and additional benefits.