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At Spiideo, we power live sports video and data for leagues and teams worldwide. Join us to help deliver reliable live broadcasts every game day.
Help deliver smooth, professional live sports broadcasts watched by thousands. You'll keep an eye on video and audio quality, spot issues fast, and communicate clearly so every game runs smoothly.
What you'll do At Spiideo, perform pre‑game checks 45-60 minutes before kickoff to confirm cameras, network, audio, and scoreboard are ready
Monitor live broadcasts, spot problems quickly, and coordinate fixes with the Spiideo team.
Post short timestamped updates during incidents and hand over clearly at shift end
Log issues consistently after games so the team can improve next time
Share concise updates during live games and escalate quickly when something blocks the broadcast
Required Calm, proactive problem solver who communicates clearly under time pressure
Works well in a team and collaborates smoothly with venue staff and Spiideo teammates in Support and Engineering
Strong written English for crisp incident notes and updates
Reliable evening and weekend availability
Comfortable using dashboards and basic troubleshooting steps. Training provided
You communicate clearly and confidently, whether talking to a camera operator, a coach, or a CEO, always representing Spiideo professionally.
Strong candidates often have Experience in live production, broadcast ops, NOC, or technical support
Played a sport or has strong sports background; experience in sports operations is a plus
Schedule and coverage Part‑time hourly role covering evenings and weekends aligned to priority game windows
Typical shifts are 4-8 hours, scheduled at least 72 hours in advance
Handover notes required at shift boundaries
Training and support Paid training and shadowing during the first 2-3 weeks
Clear runbooks, escalation paths, and on‑call support
Success looks like High percentage of successful, interruption‑free broadcasts
Patterns of faults are recognized quickly and improvements to process or tooling are proposed and tracked to completion
Fast detection and mitigation of incidents with clean, timestamped updates
Accurate incident logging and consistent shift handovers
Compensation and contract Part‑time hourly contractor or employee, depending on location
Competitive hourly pay based on location and experience
Location and work setup Initially remote. We are building in‑office Operation Centers, and on‑site work at our offices will be required going forward.
On‑site transition timeline: on‑site work becomes required starting January 2026.
Primary offices: Malmö, Sweden and Philadelphia, USA.
A stable internet connection and a distraction‑free environment are required during the initial remote phase.
Help deliver smooth, professional live sports broadcasts watched by thousands. You'll keep an eye on video and audio quality, spot issues fast, and communicate clearly so every game runs smoothly.
What you'll do At Spiideo, perform pre‑game checks 45-60 minutes before kickoff to confirm cameras, network, audio, and scoreboard are ready
Monitor live broadcasts, spot problems quickly, and coordinate fixes with the Spiideo team.
Post short timestamped updates during incidents and hand over clearly at shift end
Log issues consistently after games so the team can improve next time
Share concise updates during live games and escalate quickly when something blocks the broadcast
Required Calm, proactive problem solver who communicates clearly under time pressure
Works well in a team and collaborates smoothly with venue staff and Spiideo teammates in Support and Engineering
Strong written English for crisp incident notes and updates
Reliable evening and weekend availability
Comfortable using dashboards and basic troubleshooting steps. Training provided
You communicate clearly and confidently, whether talking to a camera operator, a coach, or a CEO, always representing Spiideo professionally.
Strong candidates often have Experience in live production, broadcast ops, NOC, or technical support
Played a sport or has strong sports background; experience in sports operations is a plus
Schedule and coverage Part‑time hourly role covering evenings and weekends aligned to priority game windows
Typical shifts are 4-8 hours, scheduled at least 72 hours in advance
Handover notes required at shift boundaries
Training and support Paid training and shadowing during the first 2-3 weeks
Clear runbooks, escalation paths, and on‑call support
Success looks like High percentage of successful, interruption‑free broadcasts
Patterns of faults are recognized quickly and improvements to process or tooling are proposed and tracked to completion
Fast detection and mitigation of incidents with clean, timestamped updates
Accurate incident logging and consistent shift handovers
Compensation and contract Part‑time hourly contractor or employee, depending on location
Competitive hourly pay based on location and experience
Location and work setup Initially remote. We are building in‑office Operation Centers, and on‑site work at our offices will be required going forward.
On‑site transition timeline: on‑site work becomes required starting January 2026.
Primary offices: Malmö, Sweden and Philadelphia, USA.
A stable internet connection and a distraction‑free environment are required during the initial remote phase.