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Technical Lead

Salary: $70k - $100k per year
Job Type: Full-time
Schedule: Mon-Friday, day shift

About Us

Glass Entertainment Group is an award winning, full-service production company specializing in unscripted television, film production, new media content and podcasting. The company has produced television series, specials and podcasts for TLC, Animal Planet, Nat Geo Wild, CNN, HLN, Investigation Discovery, The Food Network, Lifetime Movie Network, A&E, Snapchat, History Channel, HGTV, WEtv, Wondery and Travel Channel. The company has a diversified slate, producing everything from television programming, award winning documentaries, scripted feature films, advertising and social campaigns, podcasts, phone apps and short form digital series for online publishers.

Glass Entertainment Group is seeking a systems support technician to join our Engineering team in providing technical support to our user base. Candidates must have experience supporting Avid Media Composer, or similar, editing software users along with remote networking technologies, including VPN and remote desktop tools. Candidates will be working on site at our office in Bala Cynwyd, PA to support local and remote users using remote access tools; including Kaseya, AnyDesk, Microsoft RDP, VNC, and HP ZCentral Remote.

Responsibilities
�¢?�¢ Provide entry to mid level support to VPN and
remote desktop users
�¢?�¢ Support Avid Media Composer systems (PC / MAC),
related peripherals and applications
�¢?�¢ Serve as technical resource for end users; including
in-office and remote support during assigned hours
�¢?�¢ Perform system-level troubleshooting of technical
software and hardware and other computer and
server systems
�¢?�¢ Track issues and resolutions while maintaining
communications within the team
�¢?�¢ Provide cross-training and knowledge transfer for
both technical and non-technical audiences
�¢?�¢ Perform other duties as assigned

Qualifications
�¢?�¢ Knowledge of Windows and Mac operating systems
�¢?�¢ Experience supporting end users of professional
video editing applications, Avid Media Composer
preferred.
�¢?�¢ General knowledge of computing and network
systems, standards, applications and
methodologies
�¢?�¢ Working knowledge of network protocols,
standards, and fundamentals (e.g. DNS, TCP/IP,
HTTP, FTP, etc.)
�¢?�¢ Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
�¢?�¢ Ability to handle multiple tasks and projects
simultaneously, working independently and as part
of a team in a collaborative manner
�¢?�¢ Highly customer focused and very responsive
�¢?�¢ Able to effectively communicate technical
information, actions and/or steps to technical and
non-technical personnel
�¢?�¢ Strong desire to learn and cross-train in new
technologies and passion to maintain current
knowledge of relevant technology

Desired Experience
�¢?�¢ Knowledge of Media Asset Management systems
(Avid Nexis) is a plus
�¢?�¢ Experience and knowledge of end-to-end post-
production workflows including media ingest, edit,
and output a plus
�¢?�¢ Understanding of media codecs and media
wrappers; including ProRes, DnxHR, h.264, h.265,
MOV, MXF, MP4 a plus
�¢?�¢ Experience and knowledge of Windows Active
Directory or Azure Active Directory a plus
�¢?�¢ Experience with Microsoft 365 administration a plus


Glass Entertainment Group encourages a culture that celebrates and embraces diversity. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, sex (including pregnancy, lactation, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression,) age, national origin, veteran status, disability, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law.

Benefits:
�¢?�¢ 401(k)
�¢?�¢ Flexible PTO
�¢?�¢ Dental insurance
�¢?�¢ Health insurance
�¢?�¢ Vision insurance

The Maslow Media Group is the nationally recognized Workforce Solutions provider for Broadcast Media and Information Technology talent. Headquartered in the Washington DC Metro area, MMG is your preferred partner for Media and IT Contingent Staffing, Executive Search, Managed Services and Employer of Record (EOR)/paymaster solutions.

The Maslow Media Group is in search of a Broadcast Engineer for our client, a premier global telecommunications partner in Atlanta, GA.

The Broadcast Engineer works with specialized equipment to regulate the strength and clarity of images and sounds we see on television.

This ongoing onsite role is on an as-needed basis.

Responsibilities:
Performs set-up, calibrates, operates, monitors, and maintains television broadcast equipment to produce, switch, receive, record, edit, and reproduce the DTV color television signal, in compliance with FCC rules and regulations.
Maintains accurate logs and records, and prepares discrepancy, test, and security reports, as stipulated by FCC regulations.
Conducts functional and operational tests of uplink and air control television broadcasting equipment; evaluates quality and performance of video and audio reception, production, and transmission.
Provides operational support for studio and remote site television productions, post-production and duplication services, state microwave networking transmissions, cable services, and institutional distribution of program materials.
Maintains and enforces building security during after-hours station operation; submits facility usage reports.
Broadcasts emergency public service announcements, to include information regarding dangerous weather or other community-related emergencies, as necessary.
Provides functional supervision and training, as appropriate, for student employee broadcast engineers.
Maintains currency of knowledge with respect to relevant state-of-the-art technology, equipment, and/or systems.

Qualifications
Bachelor’s Degree and previous experience as a Broadcast Engineer
Must have background in Master Control and Robo Cameras
Ability to work a flexible schedule on a regular basis
Ability to test and evaluate audio/visual signal quality at the point of production, transmission, and reception
Skill in the set-up and operation of state-of the-art commercial audio-video broadcasting equipment.
Knowledge of building security policies and procedures
Experience with live productions and live sporting events
Mobile truck engineer live event experience is a plus
Broadcast news experience is a plus

Pay Range: $62.50 - $75.00 per hour DOE

The Maslow Media Group is the nationally recognized Workforce Solutions provider for Broadcast Media and Information Technology talent. Headquartered in the Washington DC Metro area, MMG is your preferred partner for Media and IT Contingent Staffing, Executive Search, Managed Services and Employer of Record (EOR)/paymaster solutions.

We are currently searching for a Technical Director for our client, a premier global telecommunications partner in Dallas, TX.

This is a part-time, temporary role on an as-needed basis.

About the opportunity:
The Technical Director (TD) will work in a production control room in the studio and operates the video switcher and the chief of the crew.

Responsibilities:
Overseeing the audio and visual production process
Designing, setting up, and operating sound and lighting equipment for projects.
Providing technical support for productions, programs, and events.
Understands how to utilize the carbonite black switcher or similar technology
Communicate with talent in preparation for the show, event, etc.
Giving direction for talent to deliver properly while on screen from an audio/visual perspective.
Be comfortable with multi-tasking and working independently in the control room. The TD in this control room is switching and producing the show.
Final products are multi-camera studio training videos show with an audience, multi-person panels, and/or single presenters.

Qualifications:
5+ years of Broadcast Industry experience
A high technical aptitude
Interpersonal and leadership skills
Must have working experience with Ross Carbonite board and Tri-caster

Education & certification requirements:
Bachelor’s degree

What’s in it for you:
Join a company that offers challenging and rewarding careers where your efforts will be recognized and rewarded.
An opportunity to work with experienced leaders who provide the tools and training necessary for you to contribute to the continued success of the organization.

About us:
Since our founding in 1988 The Maslow Media Group has grown to become the Workforce Solutions leader in Media (Maslow Media) and IT (Intelligent Quality Solutions/IQS) verticals, aiding fortune 100 corporations, financial institutions, government agencies, technology, and broadcasting organizations. As an Employer of Record (EOR) in all 50 states, MMG can hire, train, recruit, and employ the talent required to ensure our client’s meet their corporate growth goals.

The Maslow Media Group is committed to equal employment opportunity for all workers regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or veteran status. We celebrate diversity and are proud to be an equal opportunity workplace and is an affirmative action employer.

We pride ourselves on the ability to quickly evolve and respond to shifting market conditions by creating scalable, predictable, high-quality solutions.

Looking for a technical director to livestream and switch a 2-camera shoot in the evening on July 4th. Approximate time: 8:00pm to 10:00pm. Live streaming and switching experience required.

The Director/TDâ??s job is to switch video sources, perform live digital effects and transitions, and insert pre-recorded material, graphics and titles while communicating to the camera operators which shots they will be putting on the air.

The Director/TD's job is to switch video sources, perform live digital effects and transitions, and insert pre-recorded material, graphics and titles while communicating to the camera operators which shots they will be putting on the air.

The Director/TD's job is to switch video sources, perform live digital effects and transitions, and insert pre-recorded material, graphics and titles while communicating to the camera operators which shots they will be putting on the air.