STREAMING ENGINEER (MEDIA)

About the Role

The Streaming Engineer is responsible for planning, operating, and continually improving our live

video production and broadcast systems. This role ensures that every weekend service, special

event, and midweek program is delivered with excellence to our in-person congregation and online

audience alike.

Key Responsibilities

Streaming Engineer

• Operate and manage all live streaming equipment for weekend services, special events and

midweek programming

• Set up, monitor, and troubleshoot video switchers, encoding hardware/software, cameras,

and streaming platforms (YouTube, Facebook, etc.)

• Maintain and optimize streaming workflows to ensure broadcast stability and high video/

audio quality

• Collaborate with the worship, production, and creative teams to execute technically flawless

services

• Monitor live feeds during broadcasts and respond quickly to technical issues

• Manage graphics overlays, lower thirds, sermon slides, and video playback integrations

(e.g., ProPresenter, Renewed Vision)

• Archive and export service recordings for on-demand publishing and content repurposing

• Maintain, repair, and inventory all streaming and broadcast equipment

• Research and recommend upgrades to keep our broadcast infrastructure current

• Train and develop volunteer streaming team members

Qualifications

Required

• 2+ years of experience in live video production, broadcast engineering, or a related field

• Proficiency with video switchers (Blackmagic ATEM, Ross, or similar)

• Experience with streaming encoders and platforms (Resi, OBS, Wirecast, YouTube Live,

Facebook Live)

• Strong understanding of video signal flow, codecs, and network-based streaming (RTMP,

SRT, NDI)

• Ability to troubleshoot under pressure in a live environment

Department Media / Production

Reports To Director of Media

Hours 5-10 hours per week (Sunday required)

Compensation Competitive; commensurate with experience

Classification Part-Time, Non-Exempt

• Strong communication and teamwork skills

• Reliable, self-motivated, and detail-oriented

Preferred

• Experience in a church or nonprofit production environment

• Familiarity with ProPresenter or similar worship presentation software

• Knowledge of audio production fundamentals

• Passion for using technology to advance ministry

Classification: Part-Time, non-exempt

Sponsorship: No

Relocation Assistance: No

Location: On-site

Range: $28 - $33 per hour