City of New York

City of New York

Media Services Technician

New York City, NY, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 1 day ago
Customer SupportPremiere ProFinal Cut ProVideo ProductionCommunicationPublic SpeakingAdaptabilityMicrosoft Office

About the role

  • KCDA-Criminal Court Bureau has an exciting opportunity to work as a Paralegal.
  • KCDA is seeking a versatile and motivated Multimedia Services Technician to join the Multimedia Division.
  • The ideal candidate is adaptable, technically proficient, and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment where assignments may vary based on many operational needs.

Responsibilities

  • Multimedia operations include multiple functional areas, including courtroom technology, litigation technology support, and studio production.
  • may include courtroom audiovisual support, preparing and presenting digital evidence, video production and editing, recording interviews and events, equipment setup and maintenance and other multimedia-related duties.
  • This position offers the opportunity to work across multiple teams, providing critical technical support that advances the Office's mission.

Requirements

  • Assignments are based on departmental priorities and operational needs and may rotate between Court Operations, Litigation Technology and some Studio Production, and other multimedia initiatives as required.

Nice to have

  • Transport, set-up, install and operate audio and visual equipment
  • record and/or play back testimony, statements, press conferences, training sessions and other office events and activities.
  • Redact, extract and blur videos.
  • Aid in enhancing training presentation materials and improving PowerPoint presentations, training room set up and
  • The MST must have a detailed knowledge of audio and video production, included but not limited to redaction, extraction, video blurring and editing with knowledge of video formats and conversions.
  • Technicians are responsible to testify in court as a witness to corroborate the evidence.
  • A minimum of 2 years technical related work, preferably in computer technology and video production.
  • Working knowledge of codecs, video players and other software.

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