Senior Systems Administrator

Overview This position will be responsible for the designs and deployment of IP Network CCTV camera systems, campus cable television, Broadcast Network Systems and Audio Visual systems. Operates independently for all sizes of systems. Leads and directs teams for large-scale projects, new implementations, upgrades, etc. Responsibilities Design Analyze current design and provide solutions to problems for audio visual, security cameras, and CATV systems Conduct design meetings with Architects, designers and departments on campus Design of security camera projects for campus customers Research and evaluate AV technologies, including IP CCTV cameras/servers, CATV and broadcast television equipment, to ensure optimal performance, compatibility, and reliability Design, develop, implement and coordinate audio visual and broadcast systems Coordinate with Audio Visual team to provide support and scheduling Collaborate in planning, research, and installation of future systems Project Management Plan and work with departmental Coordinators to oversee large scale projects, building moves and new construction Participate in large project meetings with Facilities Services, Facilities Planning, and outside contractors Ability to read and scan blueprints Support IT Engineering staff to ensure work is completed in timely manner Qualifications Required Qualifications Education And Experience: Associates degree in Electronics, Engineering, Broadcast Television, or IT related field with a Minimum of 8 years’ experience in designing and implementing CCTV Systems and CATV systems, broadcast audio video production equipment, CCTV Systems and CATV systems Or 12 years in designing and implementing CCTV Systems and CATV systems, broadcast audio video production equipment, CCTV Systems and CATV systems Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities: Knowledge of IP CCTV Surveillance Systems, CATV Headend and Distribution System, and Enterprise broadcast television systems Knowledge of Local Area Networks, and Wide Area networks Strong communication skills, analytical skills, technology skills, managing priorities/deadline skills, problem-solving skills, adaptability skills, planning skills, organizing skills, interpersonal skills, mentoring skills, team building skills and leadership skills Ability to handle difficult and stressful situations with professional composure Ability to exercise sound judgment Ability to work under pressure and meet close deadlines Ability to train others Ability to work additional hours Additional Legal/Compliance: Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis without need now or in the future for sponsorship for employment-based visa status Education Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Electronics, Engineering, Broadcast Television, or IT related field Experience Experience in broadcast studio operations and event management expertise with regards to television broadcasting Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities Knowledge of studio production equipment The ability to design and maintain studio quality broadcast equipment Work Location Location: This position is onsite at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. Compensation And Benefits UT market range: MR16 Anticipated hiring range: $95,000 to $102,000 Find more information on the UT Market Range structure here Find more information on UT Benefits here Application Instructions To express interest, please submit an application with the noted attachments. Resume Cover Letter List of AV related certifications About The Department We are part of the Office of Innovative Technologies with our primary focus on Audio and Video technologies for the University. We support a wide variety of Audio/Video technologies including Security Cameras, Cable TV, classroom AV, Conference Rooms, Broadcast and Digital Signage. #J-18808-Ljbffr