# Digitization Operator

> Envision Employment Solutions · 6th of October City, Egypt · Full-time · Posted 2026-06-04

**Workplace:** on_site

**Department:** Production

## Description

**Envision Employment Solutions** is currently looking for a **Digitization Operator** for one of our partners, a global leader in **Information Technology Services & Consulting**!

**Job Summary:**

The **Digitization Operator** has the primary responsibility of inspecting client media carriers, migrating their program content using the appropriate studio equipment, and providing quality control inspection of the digitized program content.

**Responsibilities:**

-   Overall responsibility: To ensure that the digitization setup delivers high-quality playback and does not generate errors
-   Duties: for audio, video, and film digitization, daily, and more often if necessary:
-   Calibrate playback devices using appropriate standards and methods (reference media, visual and sound monitoring systems, etc.…)
-   Clean media if applicable (disc, tape, film), playback transport path and playback heads
-   Check physical status of playback devices
-   Verify setup parameters (settings, templates, output formats, etc.)
-   React immediately in case of anomaly or suspicion of defective behavior and report to Maintenance Engineer or Team Supervisor for implementation of subsequent corrective action(s)
-   Review operating procedures if necessary
-   Call the carrier into the digitization interface by scanning its barcode
-   Perform visual inspection of the carriers and route to specific treatment if necessary
-   Load playback devices and begin digitization transfer
-   Monitor image and sound quality and react immediately in case of quality degradation
-   Report specific events in the digitization interface as described in the operating procedure
-   Confirm digitization output status (OK, PBC or failed)
-   Perform overall quality checks on digital files produced and debrief working shift/day with Team Supervisor
-   Exchange best practices and guidance with other operators

## Requirements

**Education & Professional Background:**

-   High school diploma, technical diploma, or equivalent qualification is required.
-   A technical diploma or coursework in Audiovisual Technology, Media Production, Film, Archiving, Electronics, Broadcast Operations, or a related field is preferred.
-   Basic knowledge of audio, video, film media, and digitization technologies is required.
-   Hands-on experience with audio, video, or film playback devices is a strong advantage.

**Experience Requirements:**

-   Previous experience in media digitization, AV operations, archival processing, broadcast operations, post-production, media handling, or technical production environments is preferred.
-   Experience handling fragile, unique, legacy, or sensitive media carriers such as tapes, discs, film reels, or audio media is highly desirable.
-   Familiarity with digitization workflows, media inspection, playback monitoring, file quality checks, and production procedures is an advantage.
-   Experience using barcode scanning systems, digitization interfaces, inventory systems, or media tracking tools is preferred.
-   Previous exposure to quality control activities involving audio, video, film, or digital files is strongly preferred.

**Technical Skills:**

-   Basic understanding of audio, video, and film media characteristics, including common risks related to physical condition, playback quality, and digitization output.
-   Ability to operate or learn playback devices such as audio tape machines, video tape machines, film viewers, flatbed editors, or similar studio equipment.
-   Ability to perform basic setup checks, including templates, output formats, system settings, and digitization parameters.
-   Understanding of basic playback calibration methods using reference media, visual monitoring, and sound monitoring systems.
-   Ability to clean media carriers, playback paths, and playback heads according to approved procedures.
-   Ability to monitor image and sound quality during digitization and identify visible or audible quality issues.
-   Ability to perform quality checks on digitized files and accurately classify output status according to defined procedures.
-   Ability to document events, anomalies, and quality observations in a digitization interface or production tracking system.

## Apply

[Apply at Envision Employment Solutions](https://apply.workable.com/envisiones/j/A40D182B2E/apply)

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