Jobs at NEP Group, Inc.

As a Broadcast Engineer, you will ensure technical quality in production setups, manage equipment, and support both team collaboration and client communications.

Designs and implements platform security across Kubernetes and hybrid infrastructure, including SIEM, microsegmentation, access controls, vulnerability scanning, secrets management, and observability. Integrates security into CI/CD and infrastructure-as-code workflows, leads remediation after audits and penetration tests, and aligns platform controls with enterprise policies and compliance frameworks. Collaborates with IT Security, SREs, and infrastructure teams to maintain secure, reliable, and resilient platforms.

Prepare, configure, calibrate, and maintain broadcast facilities and equipment for live productions. Monitor program signals, troubleshoot and repair technical issues, perform preventative maintenance, and support system planning, documentation, and testing. The role requires expertise in outside broadcast workflows, signal flow, broadcast routers, vision mixers, IP networking, and SMPTE ST 2110. It also involves taking technical responsibility for productions, working with clients and production teams, and mentoring junior engineering staff.

Leads European business and market intelligence for unscripted television. Tracks formats, commissioning, audiences, clients, opportunities, projects, and financial performance. Builds dashboards, alerts, and growth reviews; connects CRM, finance, project, and external market data; maintains data standards and quality; and provides recommendations for account planning, sales priorities, forecasting, investment, capacity, and market expansion.

Design, implement, test, troubleshoot, and document secure production software for broadcast hardware and workflows. Develop primarily in C++ and Go, work with real-time video, audio, networking, and control systems, and contribute to CI, code reviews, profiling, and continuous improvement. Collaborate with product owners, users, commissioning and support teams to refine requirements and deliver reliable solutions for large-scale live events. The role is hybrid in Melbourne with occasional travel and weekend work.

Supports company operations through purchasing, supplier coordination, order fulfillment, supply chain risk mitigation, fixed asset inventory, rental contract administration, equipment tracking, and reservation management. Resolves purchasing and receiving issues, updates ERP promised dates, communicates shipment delays, coordinates client invoicing and equipment maintenance, and assists with marketing projects and website maintenance.

Leads strategic sales and commercial growth for complex global media, sports, streaming, and technology accounts. Responsibilities include expanding strategic relationships, developing new business, coordinating regional teams, building account and pursuit strategies, managing pipelines and forecasts in Salesforce, structuring multi-year deals, supporting renewals, and leading executive-level negotiations. The role also assembles technical and operational solutions across production, cloud, connectivity, transmission, and managed services while representing the company at client meetings and industry events.

Own the design, configuration, testing, integration, and live delivery of complex vision systems for outside broadcast trucks, flypacks, and remote productions. The role requires expertise in SMPTE ST 2110, SDI/IP workflows, broadcast networking, PTP, multicast, control systems, and fault resolution. The engineer will lead live production support, create technical documentation, improve system reliability, and mentor less experienced engineers while serving as the primary technical authority on site.

Own technical projects for outside broadcasts and live productions from client brief through on-site delivery. Develop technical plans, coordinate engineering, operations, commercial teams, equipment, facilities, staffing, logistics, timelines, and budgets. Serve as the client and internal point of contact, manage changing requirements, prepare documentation and quotations, oversee costs, and ensure successful, safe, high-quality delivery.

Leads high-value bids, tenders, renewals, and strategic proposals from qualification through submission. Coordinates Commercial, Operations, Engineering, Finance, Logistics, and other stakeholders to create compelling, commercially sound propositions. Manages pipeline visibility, forecasting, pricing, risk, and account planning through Salesforce and commercial data. Leads Commercial Proposal Coordinators and establishes governance, processes, and quality standards to improve proposal delivery and support business growth.

Coordinates bids, tenders, renewals, RFPs, and commercial proposals from receipt through submission. Manages deadlines, stakeholder input, documentation, quotes, proposal materials, formatting, proofing, version control, and final checks. Maintains accurate Salesforce pipeline information and collaborates with Commercial, Engineering, Technical, and Operations teams to deliver polished submissions on time.

Coordinates the planning, booking, allocation, delivery, and return of owned and hired broadcast equipment for outside broadcast events. Responsibilities include preparing purchase orders, invoices, carnet documents, load sheets, and equipment records; liaising with crews, suppliers, freight agents, and engineering teams; tracking shortages or damage; and supporting fast responses to equipment issues. The role requires strong organization, communication, negotiation, computer, scheduling, and logistics skills, plus flexibility for occasional out-of-hours support.

Leads go-to-market strategy and new client acquisition across South Asia, building sales pipelines among broadcasters, production houses, OTT platforms, sports organizations, and government agencies. Opens regional markets, manages client relationships, leads pitches, RFPs, negotiations, and contracts, and collaborates with engineering and operations teams on tailored solutions. Provides market intelligence, sales forecasting, and KPI reporting while representing NEP at industry events.

Leads technical and engineering operations for mobile broadcast units at remote production sites. Oversees show builds, system configuration, testing, troubleshooting, live execution, teardown, maintenance, asset management, staffing, and client communication. Supervises engineering crews, coordinates equipment and logistics, resolves complex broadcast and networking issues, supports system upgrades, and completes post-event documentation. Requires extensive travel to live events and advanced expertise across broadcast video, audio, networking, EVS, switching, routing, intercom, and control systems.

Tests revenue controls for design and operating effectiveness, including AI-enabled and automated controls. Maintains control registers, evaluates exceptions and overrides, tracks remediation, identifies root causes, and supports governance reporting. Requires strong financial control, audit, data analysis, sampling, reconciliation, and advanced Excel skills, with the ability to communicate findings and challenge control owners across business units.

Oversee live broadcast operations at MLS facilities in Stamford, monitoring systems, coordinating incident response, and ensuring reliable full-production and REMI content delivery. Lead on-site Technical Managers, coordinate engineering, production, clients, vendors, and remote teams, manage operational communications, verify event readiness, maintain SOPs and technical documentation, and track issue resolution. The role requires television production technology experience, supervisory responsibility, client-facing communication, a valid U.S. passport, and travel to events.

Manage broadcast engineering operations for mobile production units at remote live events. Responsibilities include preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, engineering updates, equipment inventory, repair tracking, crew direction, client technical support, and technical and expense reporting. The role requires broadcast technology expertise, familiarity with mobile television facilities, physical equipment handling, client service skills, and frequent travel.

Leads the Mechanical Design team in developing broadcast and production equipment, including mobile television units, fly packs, studios, consoles, cabinetry, racking, HVAC, power, and structural systems. Oversees prototypes, fabrication, testing, vendors, budgets, client proposals, training, and project schedules. Provides mechanical consulting and coordinates with design, project management, construction, and maintenance teams. Requires AutoCAD-based design expertise, broadcast facility knowledge, and travel to project sites.

A 12-month apprenticeship developing broadcast engineering skills through rotations in equipment maintenance, fiber optics, copper cabling, camera support, power systems, systems integration, and live production assignments. Responsibilities include installation, wiring, configuration, testing, troubleshooting, documentation, and technical procedures. The role requires extensive travel, potential relocation after program completion, and strong technical, analytical, communication, organizational, and teamwork skills.

Maintain and operate broadcast and AV systems across live parliamentary, government, sports, and event environments. Responsibilities include fault finding, camera and vision control, audio and video routing, equipment rigging, streaming and transcoding, media asset management, basic editing, client support, and small-scale project work. The role requires working effectively under pressure in rotating and unpredictable shifts, including weekends, with occasional travel.