The Picture Post Supervisor role at StudioPost provides technical leadership, hands-on system support, and operational partnership across all picture post-production services. This position ensures the reliability, performance, and evolution of editorial, color, storage, networking, and remote workflows supporting television and mastering productions. The role is highly collaborative and client-facing, balancing deep technical expertise with daily operational support for creative talent and production teams. This position plays a critical role in maintaining StudioPost's technical standards, enabling efficient workflows, supporting revenue-generating services, and advancing secure, scalable post-production infrastructure. The core responsibilities include (but are not limited to) support of 9 color correction suites, 4 theaters, 9 QC bays, 3 VFX suites, remote dailies stations, file delivery. This position requires being onsite 5 days a week, and availability to work to weeks as necessary for operational and project support. RESPONSIBILITIES: Technical Systems & Infrastructure • Support and maintain all picture post-production systems across Editorial, Color, QC, and Client Services workflows • Deploy, and support edit and color correction platforms, including Resolve-based environments • Manage storage systems (StorNext, GPFS) including performance tuning, expansion planning, and data integrity • Oversee networking infrastructure, routing, firewalls, and security configurations supporting high-bandwidth media workflows • Build, configure, and maintain workstations, servers, rooms, and system infrastructure, including patching and lifecycle upgrades Operations & Client Support • Provide day-to-day engineering support for creative talent, operations teams, and clients • Support remote and hybrid workflows, including secure streaming and playback platforms for offsite customers • Act as a technical escalation point for operational and client-facing issues affecting picture services • Partner closely with Scheduling, Operations, Facilities, and IT stakeholders to ensure seamless service delivery Leadership & Planning (Level-Dependent) • Supervise other Picture Department engineers • Contribute to capital planning, system roadmap development, and technical standards • Serve as an inter-department technical liaison, translating creative and operational needs into engineering solutions • Assist with documentation, workflow standards, and continuous improvement initiatives Qualifications BASIC REQUIREMENTS: • Union IATSE L700 membership required • Deep knowledge of picture post-production workflows and environments • Strong experience with editorial platforms, color systems (including Resolve), and media pipelines • Hands on experience with computer system builds, including maintenance and administration of Linux (Rocky, CentOS, RedHat) and Windows OS. • Expertise in networking, firewall management, and secure client connectivity • Advanced knowledge of enterprise media storage systems (StorNext, GPFS) • Experience with system builds, room design, calibration, and routing • Strong experience supporting film pipeline deliverables (scanning, printing) • Strong troubleshooting skills under production-driven timelines • Excellent communication skills and comfort working directly with creative clients and leadership • Significant professional experience in picture post-production engineering environments (10+ years) • Proven experience supporting high-end editorial and color workflows in a studio or facility setting • Ability to balance hands-on technical work with operational priorities and client service • Experience working in fast-paced, deadline-driven production environments • Highly collaborative and service-oriented mindset • Calm, solution-focused approach under pressure • Willingness to support after-hours or critical production needs when required • Commitment to maintaining StudioPost's technical quality, reliability, and client experience standards Additional Requirements: • Required On-Site: This position is required to be performed full-time from an NBCUniversal-designated worksite. This position is represented by Local 700 CBA & the rate for this occupational code is $84.47/hr (Weekly Guarantee). Additional Information As part of our selection process, external candidates may be required to attend an in-person interview with an NBCUniversal employee at one of our locations prior to a hiring decision.