Explore Careers in Broadcast Engineering with the Society of Broadcast Engineers

The Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE) is a non-profit organization dedicated to professional development in broadcast engineering. Discover employment sectors, technical disciplines, specialists, salary predictors, and the services SBE offers for broadcast engineers at all levels. Join SBE to access education, certification, and networking opportunities.

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• SBE
• Professional Development
• Career Opportunities
• Technical Disciplines

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1. Richard Dyer, CBTE Society of Broadcast Engineers, Hampton Roads Chapter 54 BROADCAST ENGINEERING BROADCAST ENGINEERING CAREERS AND WHAT THE CAREERS AND WHAT THE SOCIETY OF BROADCAST SOCIETY OF BROADCAST ENGINEERS CAN DO FOR ENGINEERS CAN DO FOR YOU YOU

2. Overview What is the Society of Broadcast Engineers Employment Sectors Technical Disciplines Broadcast Engineering Specialists Salary Predictors What the SBE do for You Services Certification Overview and Classifications Membership Related Broadcast Engineering References Conclusion and Questions

3. What is the Society of Broadcast Engineers? The SBE is a non-profit professional organization committed to serving the interest of broadcast engineers and is devoted to professional development of all levels and types of broadcast engineering through education, certification, and services. Most members participate in one of more than 100 local SBE chapters.

4. Employment Sectors Local and national television, AM, and FM radio stations Satellite facilities Production Trucks Post production facilities audio and television CATV Audio/Video/Presentation Broadcast equipment vendors Government Manufacturing Education Corporate

5. Technical Disciplines Computers and networking Radio Frequency (RF): transmitters, microwave, satellite Production systems Design Maintenance Project Management Integration Sales Management

6. Broadcast Engineering Specialists Broadcast master control and studio operators Chief engineers Director of engineering; VP of engineering Maintenance technicians or engineers IT technicians and engineers Engineering Supervisors RF engineers Designers Integrators Tower specialists Consultants Manufacturer sales and field engineers

7. Salaries Predictors Market size Skill level Technical discipline Responsibility Education Certifications

8. What can the SBE do for You? Help keep pace with rapidly evolving industry through local chapter meeting activities National representation Educational and training standards Improve image of profession

9. SBE Services Educational opportunities: workshops; webinars; SBE university; leadership development SBE jobs on-line and resume bank Social media Book store Contract engineer services Frequency coordination Scholarships Certifications

10. SBE Certification Overview Program objectives: to raise status of broadcast engineers by providing standards of professional competency in the practice of broadcast engineering and related technologies. To recognize individual who fulfill the requirement standards of knowledge, experience, responsibility, and conduct. To encourage broadcast professionals to continue their professional development.

11. SBE Certification Classifications Operator Level Certified Radio Operator (CRO) Certified Television Operator (CTO) Broadcast Networking Certification Certified Broadcast Networking Technologist (CBNT) Engineering Level Certifications Certified Broadcast Technologist (CBT) Certified Audio Engineer (CEA) Certified Video Engineer (CEV) Certified Broadcast Radio Engineer (CBRE) Certified Broadcast Television Engineer (CBTE) Certified Broadcast Networking Engineer (CBNE) Certified Senior Radio Engineer (CSRE) Certified Senior Television Engineer (CSTE) Certified Professional Broadcast Engineer (CPBE)

12. SBE Certification Classifications (continued) Specialist Certifications 8-VSB (8-VSB) AM Directional Specialist (AMD) Digital Radio Broadcast Specialist (DRB)

13. SBE Membership Regular Associate Student Youth Sustaining

14. SBE and Similar Professional Organizations Broadcasting ; Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE); www.sbe.org www.sbe54.org Broadcasting (local chapter); Hampton Roads SBE Chapter 54; http://www.sbe54.org/ Audio; Audio Engineering Society (AES); www.aes.org Engineering, electrical; Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE); www.ieee.org Television and Film; Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers (SMPTE); www.smpte.org Cable; Society of Cable & Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE); http://www.scte.org/ Audio/Video; InfoComm International; www.infocomm.org Amateur Radio; American Radio Relay League (ARRL); www.arrl.org Broadcasting; National Association of Broadcasters (NAB); www.nab.com

15. Conclusion Contact information: sbe.org and sbe54.org for copies of presentation and other references Questions