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Broadcast Technology Engineer
Medical Electronics and Telecommunication

Broadcast Technology Engineer

1 Description of the job

A broadcast engineer sets up and maintains the equipment that creates and transmits TV and radio programmes: cameras, studios, transmitters, satellite and streaming systems.

  • Operate and maintain studio and transmission equipment
  • Troubleshoot technical faults live
  • Upgrade to digital and IP broadcasting

2 Skills required

Electronics & communication Broadcast equipment Networking & streaming Troubleshooting Teamwork Alertness Shift flexibility

3 Opportunities available in the market

TV channels, Prasar Bharati (Doordarshan / AIR), OTT and streaming companies hire broadcast engineers.

  • TV channels and OTT platforms
  • Prasar Bharati and DTH operators
  • Studios and OB-van / production-technology firms

4 Salary range

Fresher (0–2 yrs)₹2.4 – 4 LPA≈ ₹20K – ₹33K / month
Mid-level (3–8 yrs)₹5 – 9 LPA≈ ₹42K – ₹75K / month
Senior / specialist₹10 – 20 LPA≈ ₹83K – ₹1.67L / month

Indicative only. These ranges are estimates compiled from general industry knowledge and public pay surveys, not audited figures. Actual pay depends on the employer, city, qualification, certifications and experience. Check current job listings before deciding.

5 Job openings — which states have more

#StateMain hubsDemand
1 Maharashtra
Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur
Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur
High demand
2 Delhi NCR
Delhi, Gurugram, Noida
Delhi, Gurugram, Noida
High demand
3 Karnataka
Bengaluru, Mysuru, Mangaluru
Bengaluru, Mysuru, Mangaluru
Medium demand

Indicative ranking of where employers and training institutions in this field are concentrated — not an official count of vacancies. Check the National Career Service portal (ncs.gov.in) and the government job portal for current openings.

Government job portal: National Career Service (ncs.gov.in)

Current openings — BiharCareer

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