Directs live switching, audio mixing, and recording for district events, board briefings, committee meetings, and graduations.
Manages daily operations, scheduling, data entry, and server ingestion for three district cable channels using the Cablecast system to maintain broadcast standards.
Selects, edits, formats, and publishes educational content and digital video archives across web platforms, kiosk displays, YouTube, Google Drive, and MyVideoSpot.
Monitors, troubleshoots, and logs broadcast equipment and display issues, escalating critical hardware or signal failures to the Chief Engineer.
Executes full-scope studio and field video productions, including set construction, equipment transport, teleprompter operation, and lighting/audio rigging.
Assists the district photographer with set setups, lighting, gear transport, and execution during staff headshots and special photo sessions.
Delivers hands-on A/V support, setup, and equipment monitoring for administrative and Communication Services meetings while maintaining organized A/V storage facilities.
Partners with the Broadcast Engineer to install, test, and perform routine maintenance on studio and field hardware.
Contributes to drafting and updating department operational manuals to standardize workflows across board services and video production teams.
Maintains strict confidentiality, fulfills federal time-reporting mandates, handles public inquiries, and operates autonomously across flexible day, evening, or weekend schedules.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Department Director.

Accredited High School Diploma or equivalent (U.S.A. Equivalency).
3–5 years of directly related experience in digital media delivery systems and master control operations, including hands-on experience with digital video, audio, satellite, and RF equipment (or an equivalent combination of education and experience).
Knowledge of television wiring of production related audio/video equipment.
Basic video production in studio, field and live events as well as editing skills.
Ability to work independently without general supervision or as a team member.
Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.
Ability to follow verbal and written instructions.
Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in written form.
Ability to work days, evenings or weekends as necessary.
Ability to work with sensitive materials and maintain confidentiality.

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Specialist II (226 Days)

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