3 jobs found in New York, NY

Overview The Director, Media Operations, is responsible for managing broadcast operations for MLS and SUM events. Ensuring seamless coordination across multiple stakeholders, such as internal teams; production partners (Apple, NEP, IMG, etc.), and rights holders. Key duties include overseeing the Broadcast Operations Center, managing matchday communications, troubleshooting broadcast issues, and preparing for major events like the All-Star Game and MLS Cup. This position also involves developing and refining operational processes, improving workflow efficiency, and representing MLS Media in industry committees and events.   Responsibilities Broadcast Operations & Matchday Oversight Participate in the in-office Media Operations match day monitoring rotation, providing operational oversight of the Broadcast Operations Center, including real-time monitoring, incident response, and coordination with internal teams and external...

Overview As a Manager, Broadcast Motion Design, you will be responsible for managing MLS Productions broadcast graphics projects for MLS, MLS NEXT Pro, and MLS NEXT broadcast. As well as creating headshots and other static images to support broadcast graphics operations. The Manager, Broadcast Motion Design must be comfortable designing for streaming broadcasts and be familiar with all aspects of broadcast design and production processes. Finally, the position must help with matchday operations.   Responsibilities Primary designer of motion graphics solutions for match broadcasts and studio shows Managing and creating headshots and other static images for broadcast graphics packages. Offering new ideas and designs for broadcast graphics packages. Attending meetings to review and discuss broadcast graphics with MLS partners and MLS staff. Assist with matchday broadcast graphics operations on midweek evenings and weekends. Additional...

WHO WE ARE The Philadelphia Union became Major League Soccer’s 16th team on February 28, 2008, and launched the inaugural season in Subaru Park in June 2010. Subaru Park is an 18,500 seat, world-class soccer specific stadium that sits beautifully along the Delaware River at the base of the Commodore Barry Bridge and is only 15 miles from downtown Philadelphia. The club quickly earned a reputation for its competitive spirit and passionate fanbase. The Union have reached the  U.S. Open Cup Final  three times (2014, 2015, 2018), appeared in the  MLS Cup Playoffs  multiple seasons, and competed twice in the  CONCACAF Champions League  (2021, 2023). The team captured its first  Supporters’ Shield  in 2020 and then again in 2025 for having the best regular season record in MLS. In 2022, the Union were crowned  Eastern Conference Champions  and competed in the MLS Cup Final against LAFC. Our brand identity...