Broadcast Technical Manager

Reporting directly to the Broadcast & Media Technology Director, this role acts as the remote technical anchor during race weeks, maintaining exceptional production quality across seven new language feeds while driving next-generation technology projects during the off-season. The post-holder works closely with Multi-Language Production teams at the Remote Production Centre, the primary Host Broadcast team, external production companies, internal Technology teams and third-party contractors. The role combines remote hub operations with trackside deployment, rotating physical locations with the Senior Broadcast Engineer approximately every third race.

• 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 exceptional production quality across seven new language feeds.
• 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 Formula E Test Programme, managing the deployed technology team in rotation with the Senior Broadcast Engineer and servicing 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 Formula E ecosystem.

• Proven experience working within broadcast teams at Tier 1 sports 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 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.

• Hybrid role requiring three days per week in the Hammersmith, London office.

• 25 days' annual leave, birthday day off and wellbeing leave
• Opportunity to extend your stay if travelling for a race event
• Health Cash Plan and access to the Aviva Digital Workplace app
• Enhanced parental leave
• Flexible bank holidays
• Paid volunteer and carer's leave
• Cycle to Work and Electric Car Scheme
• Formula E store discount
• Regular social events and employee working groups