Position Requirements: Overall, the presence of a video systems engineer ensures the effective design, implementation, and maintenance of video-based solutions, contributing to enhanced user experiences, operational efficiency, and business success.
HEART (Passions + Purpose) Demonstrate a stable, mature Christian walk, reflecting the fruit of the Spirit.
(Gal 5:22-23)Maintain a strong, personal relationship with God, exemplifying a disciplined worship plan through prayer, Bible study, and financial giving of tithes and offerings.Steward well church and personal finances, relations, time, and healthHelp transform lives by regularly inviting others to our church servicesEmotional health and balance between handling multiple, fast-paced projects simultaneouslyBelief and understanding of TC's culture code, core behaviors, and C.O.R.E leadership Passion for Representing God to the Lost & FoundWilling to become a member of TC and submit to the direction of the pastors and Lead StaffPassion for putting Christ in the middle of a culture HAND (Expectations + Duties): Manage, maintain, and repair video production equipmentDesigning and implementing scalable video streaming infrastructure, including content delivery networks (CDNs), video servers, and protocols for efficient video deliveryCodec Selection and Optimization Selecting appropriate video codecs and optimizing encoding parameters for efficient compression and high-quality video playback across various devices and network conditions.Quality Assurance and Testing processes to ensure video playback reliability, compatibility, and performance across different devices, browsers, and network conditions.Collaborating with cross-functional teams such as software developers, UI/UX designers, and product managers to integrate video features into larger applications and platforms.Implement and integrate systems for video production department Research and Innovation: Staying informed about emerging trends and technologies in the field of video engineering, conducting research, and experimenting with new techniques to improve video quality, efficiency, and user experience.Documentation and Training Creating documentation, guidelines, and training materials to help team members understand and utilize video engineering tools and best practices effectively.Works with the Senior Systems Engineer to oversee designs, installations and maintenance requirements for all tc video systems.Work with Senior Systems Engineer to set up recording and streaming systems at various locationsAll other duties as assigned HEAD (Knowledge + Training): REQUIRED: Minimum 4 years of experience within Audio/Visual industry and/or church live productionHighly tech-savvy, able to learn and master new technology quickly and thoroughlyUnderstanding of white balance and matrix color practices for live video productionComprehensive knowledge of video codecs, HDR color space, HDR workflows, and color scienceExtensive experience using Propresenter, Ross Ultrix Router, Ultrix Acuity Switcher, Ross Dashboard, Xpression, Open Gear Frames, Sony Cameras, Sony HDC-F5500RCPs and CCUs, Fuji Cabrio Lenses, Disguise One systems, Unreal Renderstream pipeline, ROE LED Brompton ProcessorsAbility to train and develop volunteers on equipmentAbility to resolve conflict in calming mannerProficient computer skills with Apple, Microsoft, and Google products and the ability to learn TC-used databases and technologies