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