Technical Production Manager

Technical Production Engineer - Tricaster Specialist

Salary: -60,000 - -65,000
Location: Luton + regular travel across EMEA
Contract: Full-time, onsite only
Driving licence required

About the Role

We are seeking a highly experienced Technical Production Engineer with current Tricaster Professional or Expert certification to support a major global client in the medical science sector. This role is central to delivering high-end internal communications, live events, and production services using a state-of-the-art broadcast studio environment.

This is a hands-on technical role, ideal for someone deeply proficient in Tricaster operation and passionate about delivering flawless, high-profile live productions.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead Tricaster broadcast operations, delivering high-quality technical events for a global enterprise client.
• Oversee live event planning, production, and remote filming services.
• Operate and support vision mixers (Barco Event Master, BlackMagic, etc.).
• Work closely with client-side Technical Event Production Managers.
• Support hybrid event delivery and integrate studio productions with VC platforms (Zoom, MS Teams, etc.).
• Provide technical consultancy on event planning and studio design.
• Mentor and upskill regional events teams across EMEA.
• 2-3 days per week onsite in Luton, running Tricaster-based events.
• Regular weekly travel to Cambridge, plus frequent travel to Barcelona and Dublin for production support and team development.
• No option for home working - this role is entirely onsite and travel-based.
• Flexibility in working hours expected, including extended shifts when supporting senior-level events.

Technical Requirements

• Must hold current Tricaster Professional or Expert certification
• Broad experience in:
  • Tricaster hardware/software
  • Vision mixers & M/E workflows
  • NDI, Dante, AV networking
  • Live streaming (RTMP, SRT, WebRTC)
  • Audio mixing & live sound
  • Video editing (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci, AVID)
  • Video switchers (Ross, Grass Valley, Barco, etc.)
  • Projectors, matrices, scalers, HDBaseT
  • DSP systems (Q-SYS, BIAMP, Shure)
  • VC systems (Logitech, Poly, Cisco, Zoom, Teams)

Qualifications

• Tricaster Professional Certification (required)
• Degree or equivalent experience in Broadcast Engineering/Production
• AVIXA CTS certifications
• Audio console training (Yamaha, SSL, DiGiCo)
• Adobe / AVID / DaVinci certifications
• Crestron, QSC, or IT/networking qualifications

Why Join?

• Work on high-profile global events
• Cutting-edge broadcast studio and tools
• Travel across EMEA with a strong support team
• Opportunity to influence innovation in event technology

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