Media & Entertainment Jobs in Florida with Green Card Sponsorship
Florida's media and entertainment industry stretches from Miami's Spanish-language television and music production studios to Orlando's theme park content divisions and Tampa's sports broadcasting operations. NBCUniversal, Telemundo, and Disney Parks all maintain significant Florida footprints, and several have sponsored Green Cards for production, creative, and technical roles. Competition is real, but so is the opportunity.
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The Field Technician is responsible for the maintaining the integrity from start to finish of the power systems, scoreboards and the ShotLink portable structures. This position is responsible for engineering power insertion points and load balance for the ShotLink Power System, installation of cameras, generators and other equipment throughout the course, as well as perform failover testing to determine and solve for equipment problems. This includes solving and preventing power and data issues, and communication with the team and other departments to provide issue resolution in a prompt manner. This position will also train and manage an onsite volunteer workforce averaging up to 200 volunteers.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Technical Associate degree preferred, high school diploma or equivalent required
- Clean driving record and CDL required
- Three years of related experience required, preferably in the following areas: outdoor construction, network/computer, military service, utility / power installation
- Prior customer service preferred
- Technical knowledge for set up, maintenance, and troubleshooting equipment
- Must be able to multitask and have strong organizational skills
- Ability to work effectively as an individual, but also in a team environment, military experience a plus
- Must have working experience with system repair, engineering tasks, and other troubleshooting activities
- Extensive travel required; teamwork, initiative, dependability and promptness; excellent communication skills.
RESPONSIBILITIES/DUTIES
- Responsible for the planning / determination of preliminary placement, installation of ShotLink cameras, scoreboards and other equipment
- Oversee set up for tournament power systems and equipment and be responsible for potential issue resolution that can arise (e.g., weather, power, vendor support)
- Direct vendors and coordinate with golf course superintendents, agronomists, and rules officials to ensure that proper placement and function of equipment and ensure all safety and competition protocols are properly in place for all events
- Engineer power insertion points / layouts for the ShotLink Power System and load balance the system to include amperage and voltage within specifications. Monitor and troubleshoot system throughout events
- Troubleshooting power system solutions to ensure integrity and functionality of the ShotLink Scoring System and conduct weekly system failover tests
- Responsible for maintaining a weekly inventory of propane generators, including regular maintenance and any repairs
- Responsible for installing, configuring and troubleshooting ShotLink Scoring system equipment, including cameras, laptops, and other equipment throughout the course to mitigate loss of data which would have an adverse effect on contractual obligations
- Provide first level support to solving and preventing power issues, data and circuit outrages and communication with the team and other departments to provide issue resolution in a prompt manner.
- Ensure proper set up and correct locations of ShotLink trailers, portable structure trailers, fiber trailers
- Manage and train to 200 ShotLink volunteers at each tournament
- Responsible for volunteer performance. Oversee assigned volunteers, determine volunteer ability to continue meeting expectations and address any potential issues / replacement when needed
- Ensure equipment for volunteers is maintained and working properly
- Assist with unloading, packing, and completing asset inventory
- On call responsibilities
- Mentor new Field Technicians and provide on-site training/coaching as needed.
- Special projects or other duties as assigned.
INTRODUCTION
The Field Technician is responsible for the maintaining the integrity from start to finish of the power systems, scoreboards and the ShotLink portable structures. This position is responsible for engineering power insertion points and load balance for the ShotLink Power System, installation of cameras, generators and other equipment throughout the course, as well as perform failover testing to determine and solve for equipment problems. This includes solving and preventing power and data issues, and communication with the team and other departments to provide issue resolution in a prompt manner. This position will also train and manage an onsite volunteer workforce averaging up to 200 volunteers.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Technical Associate degree preferred, high school diploma or equivalent required
- Clean driving record and CDL required
- Three years of related experience required, preferably in the following areas: outdoor construction, network/computer, military service, utility / power installation
- Prior customer service preferred
- Technical knowledge for set up, maintenance, and troubleshooting equipment
- Must be able to multitask and have strong organizational skills
- Ability to work effectively as an individual, but also in a team environment, military experience a plus
- Must have working experience with system repair, engineering tasks, and other troubleshooting activities
- Extensive travel required; teamwork, initiative, dependability and promptness; excellent communication skills.
RESPONSIBILITIES/DUTIES
- Responsible for the planning / determination of preliminary placement, installation of ShotLink cameras, scoreboards and other equipment
- Oversee set up for tournament power systems and equipment and be responsible for potential issue resolution that can arise (e.g., weather, power, vendor support)
- Direct vendors and coordinate with golf course superintendents, agronomists, and rules officials to ensure that proper placement and function of equipment and ensure all safety and competition protocols are properly in place for all events
- Engineer power insertion points / layouts for the ShotLink Power System and load balance the system to include amperage and voltage within specifications. Monitor and troubleshoot system throughout events
- Troubleshooting power system solutions to ensure integrity and functionality of the ShotLink Scoring System and conduct weekly system failover tests
- Responsible for maintaining a weekly inventory of propane generators, including regular maintenance and any repairs
- Responsible for installing, configuring and troubleshooting ShotLink Scoring system equipment, including cameras, laptops, and other equipment throughout the course to mitigate loss of data which would have an adverse effect on contractual obligations
- Provide first level support to solving and preventing power issues, data and circuit outrages and communication with the team and other departments to provide issue resolution in a prompt manner.
- Ensure proper set up and correct locations of ShotLink trailers, portable structure trailers, fiber trailers
- Manage and train to 200 ShotLink volunteers at each tournament
- Responsible for volunteer performance. Oversee assigned volunteers, determine volunteer ability to continue meeting expectations and address any potential issues / replacement when needed
- Ensure equipment for volunteers is maintained and working properly
- Assist with unloading, packing, and completing asset inventory
- On call responsibilities
- Mentor new Field Technicians and provide on-site training/coaching as needed.
- Special projects or other duties as assigned.
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Which media and entertainment companies sponsor Green Card visas in Florida?
NBCUniversal and Telemundo Networks, both headquartered in Miami for their Spanish-language operations, have sponsored Green Cards for broadcasting and production staff. Walt Disney World in Orlando employs large creative and technical teams and has an established immigration sponsorship history. Smaller production companies and digital media firms in Miami and Orlando also sponsor, though less consistently. Sponsorship decisions depend heavily on the role, the individual's visa status, and the employer's internal immigration policy.
Which cities in Florida have the most media and entertainment Green Card sponsorship jobs?
Miami leads Florida for media and entertainment sponsorship activity, driven by its concentration of Spanish-language networks, music labels, and film production companies with international talent needs. Orlando is a close second, anchored by Disney, Universal, and a growing digital content and gaming sector. Tampa has a smaller but active sports media and broadcasting presence. For roles requiring Green Card sponsorship specifically, Miami and Orlando represent the strongest hiring markets in the state.
What types of media and entertainment roles typically qualify for Green Card sponsorship in Florida?
Roles that require specialized education or skills are most commonly sponsored. These include software engineers building streaming or broadcast platforms, visual effects artists, broadcast engineers, producers with specific technical credentials, and entertainment attorneys. On-screen talent may pursue different visa categories. Green Card sponsorship through the EB-2 or EB-3 employment-based categories typically requires the employer to demonstrate through PERM labor certification that no qualified U.S. worker is available for the position.
How do I find media & entertainment Green Card sponsorship jobs in Florida?
Migrate Mate filters job listings specifically by visa sponsorship type and industry, making it possible to search for media and entertainment roles in Florida where employers have indicated Green Card sponsorship availability. Because many general job boards don't distinguish between visa types, using Migrate Mate saves significant time. Filtering by Florida and the media and entertainment category surfaces roles at companies actively hiring international talent for sponsored positions, from Miami broadcast studios to Orlando content teams.
Are there any Florida-specific considerations for Green Card sponsorship in media and entertainment?
Florida's large bilingual workforce means Spanish-language media companies in Miami often seek international talent with specific regional or cultural expertise, which can strengthen a sponsorship case. Florida has no state income tax, which affects overall compensation structures but not the Green Card process itself. Florida-based employers pursuing PERM labor certification must still comply with all federal Department of Labor requirements, including prevailing wage determinations, regardless of any state-level employment law differences.
What is the prevailing wage for Green Card media & entertainment jobs in Florida?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.
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