Broadcast Technical Manager

Manages the technical and operational delivery of a brand-new multi-language production ecosystem for Season 13. Reporting directly to the Broadcast & Media Technology Director, the post holder acts as the remote technical anchor during race weeks, maintaining exceptional production quality across seven new language feeds. Outside of race weeks, the focus shifts to driving next-generation technology projects during the off-season.

• Act as the central technical and operational point of contact for Multi-Language Production teams at the Remote Production Centre.
• Allocate, monitor, and troubleshoot remote technical resources, providing engineering support to the primary Host Broadcast team during high-pressure race weeks.
• Maintain complete workflow redundancy and cross-pollination by swapping physical locations with the Senior Broadcast Engineer approximately every third race to manage trackside technical operations.
• Scope, develop, and implement advanced off-season technology initiatives, focusing on High Dynamic Range (HDR) workflows, enhanced audio configurations, and emerging tools such as automated Team Radio transcription systems.
• Take responsibility for technology deployment for the Test Programme, managing the deployed technology team in rotation with the Senior Broadcast Engineer.
• Service equipment outside of testing events.
• Serve as the technical and operational conduit between external production companies, internal Technology teams, third-party contractors, and the wider ecosystem.

• Proven experience working within broadcast teams at Tier 1 sports organisations or sporting federations.
• Experience delivering global sporting events across multi-functional teams.
• Experience working on large-scale remote productions (REMI).
• Practical competency in remote production workflows, central hub facilities, and live host broadcast infrastructure.
• Strong resource management skills, with the ability to resolve issues for localised multi-language feeds under tight deadlines.
• Aptitude for learning and applying next-generation broadcast innovations such as HDR, enhanced audio, and AI transcription tools.
• Ability to pre-plan remote technical requirements for future race locations.
• A growth-minded professional who is eager to learn and adapt from senior engineers.
• Calm under pressure and highly collaborative.
• Flexible in rotating between remote hub operations and trackside deployment.
• Proactive in taking ownership of key projects.