Engineer - Linear Media Infrastructure
The Engineer - Linear Media Infrastructure designs, installs and maintains linear media equipment and infrastructure within a designated scope, or specialization. He/She executes projects for commissioning of linear media equipment, construction of facilities and installation of other infrastructure as required for linear media operations. He is also expected to maintain equipment and troubleshoot issues that may arise during the course of linear media operations. The work involves technical oversight of projects and maintenance processes as well as tracking progress of projects involving multiple stakeholders. He spends most of his time at the project site in the studio overseeing project progress or leading maintenance of media infrastructure. He should be effective in planning, communicating and managing stakeholders to deliver as per expectations.
Skills and Competencies
Technical Skills & Competencies
Generic Skills & Competencies
Critical Work Functions and Key Tasks
• Create technical designs for new equipment and infrastructure as per project scope
• Evaluate technical proposals from vendors to shortlist suitable offers
• Evaluate proof-of-concept on linear media systems and equipment to be assessed for procurement
• Lead the installation of new linear media equipment
• Monitor the construction of new facilities and other infrastructure in collaboration with site engineers and project engineers
• Maintain updated technical documentation and engineering drawings for all installed equipment
• Perform initial tests to clear the linear media equipment for commissioning
• Allocate maintenance responsibilities to technicians
• Lead periodic preventive maintenance on linear media equipment and infrastructure
• Troubleshoot faults in linear media or network operations and implement solutions to minimise downtime
• Perform repairs on linear media equipment
• Engage external technical support when troubleshooting faults that cannot be repaired in-house
• Review engineering logs and technical records of linear mediaing equipment performance and discrepancies as per standards set
• Conduct cost-benefit analysis to justify replacement of old equipment with new equipment
• Recommend replacement of equipment that is beyond repair or has exceeded its economic life