EventFrequencyCoordinator

This position will be required to coordinate, track, manage and keep radio frequency (RF) dependent devices operational. Responsibilities Must have background in broadcasting or equivalent skills including, but not limited to, use and operations of standard broadcast RF equipment. Must be able to communicate technical issues with non-technical RF users and explain proper equipment operation procedures Must be able to work well under high pressure situations Must be able to focus on the task at hand, not the game Must have excellent communication and people skills to interact with home and visiting clubs, broadcast production, stadium personnel and NFL staff Must be able to provide technical advice to members of the home or visiting team without personal bias to any one team Must be able to troubleshoot issues on non-game days, as necessary Must provide coverage at the postgame press conferences Qualifications Must maintain continued technology education in broadcasting and associated industries Membership in technical associations such as SBE or IEEE is helpful Must have strong technology skills in the following areas: Operation and interpreting Anritsu Spectrum Analyzers Operation of computer for coordination software Operation and interpreting Cub frequency counter readings Operation of antennas, scanners, attenuators Operation and interpreting of iCOM radio scanner results Operation and interpreting of other equipment, as necessary Must be able to qualify legitimate RF complaints with working knowledge of systems and current RF technology Must be knowledgeable of changes in NFL RF usage surrounding an NFL venue and event Maintaining the Event Frequency Coordination System at https://EFC.NFL.NET Requires coordinating each credentialed media attendee and other RF operators for NFL games and events Expected to keep up with Federal Communications Commission rule changes as they pertain to RF coordination Physical Demands Ability to move throughout the stadium or even