Broadcast Engineer Senior Job at Dormont Manufacturing Company in Dallas

Broadcast Systems Engineer
Position Overview
We are seeking an experienced Broadcast Systems Engineer to join our IT Broadcast team. This role is responsible for designing, implementing, deploying, and maintaining broadcast infrastructure, audio/video systems, and streaming technologies that support our organization’s communication and media distribution requirements. The successful candidate will work collaboratively with IT Audio Visual and Datacenter Operations teams to ensure reliable, high-quality broadcast operations.

Key Responsibilities

Design and implement broadcast infrastructure solutions including video distribution, streaming platforms, and live event production systems

Install, configure, and maintain broadcast hardware including cameras, mixers, encoders, decoders, routers, and distribution systems

Troubleshoot complex audio/video signal flow issues across broadcast systems and coordinate with IT teams on interconnected solutions

Manage live event broadcast operations, ensuring technical quality, reliability, and uptime during critical broadcasts

Develop and maintain comprehensive documentation for broadcast systems architecture, configurations, runbooks, and disaster recovery procedures

Monitor broadcast system performance, conduct capacity planning, and optimize infrastructure efficiency

Conduct preventive maintenance, firmware updates, and system upgrades with minimal impact to operations

Provide technical support and training to broadcast operators, content creators, and end users

Evaluate emerging broadcast technologies and provide recommendations for system enhancements

Participate in incident response and post-incident reviews to improve system reliability and resilience

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Engineering (or equivalent professional experience with relevant certifications)

10+ years of professional experience in broadcast systems engineering

Expert knowledge of broadcast standards including SDI, HDMI, IP-based streaming (RTMP, HLS, SRT), and HD Radio technologies

Hands‑on experience with professional broadcast equipment: video cameras, mixers, encoders, decoders, routers, and distribution amplifiers

Strong understanding of audio systems, video signal flow, and broadcast signal chain architecture, including both analog and digital equipment

Knowledge of network infrastructure as it relates to broadcast delivery (bandwidth requirements, latency, QoS, TCP/IP, Ethernet switching)

Proficiency with live streaming platforms and broadcast management software

Experience with broadcast automation and scheduling systems

Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills with ability to resolve complex technical issues

Experience with hardware platforms: LiveU, ROSS, Telestream

Excellent communication skills and ability to work collaboratively across technical teams

Ability to work under pressure during live broadcasts

Preferred Qualifications

Industry certifications: Certified Audio Visual Professional (CAVP), SBE certification, or equivalent broadcast engineering credential

Experience with Cisco video conferencing systems or enterprise video platforms

Knowledge of audio DSP configuration and system tuning

Experience with scripting and automation for broadcast system tasks

Involvement in broadcast system upgrades or large‑scale infrastructure projects

Technical Skills & Expertise

Broadcast Equipment: Video cameras, mixers, routers, encoders/decoders, distribution amplifiers, monitoring equipment

Streaming Technologies: RTMP, HLS, DASH, SRT

Audio Systems: Microphones, mixers, audio processors, DSP configuration, audio routing and signal flow

Network Knowledge: TCP/IP, Ethernet, network switching, bandwidth management, QoS

Video Formats: SDI, HDMI, IP video, resolution standards

Operating Systems: Windows Server, Linux fundamentals, vendor‑specific broadcast OS

Software & Tools: Broadcast control systems, media asset management, video editing, diagnostic tools, automation systems

Work Environment
This role requires flexibility to support live broadcast events, which may include extended hours, weekend work, and on‑call availability during critical broadcasts. The position involves working in broadcast facilities, control rooms, server rooms, and on‑site event locations. Travel may be required to support off‑site broadcast operations.

Texas Capital Bank may assign reasonably related additional duties to individual employees consistent with standard departmental policy. Texas Capital is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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