SportsMEDIA Technology Corp
SportsMEDIA Technology Corp Employee Reviews
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Not the best but it's humble.
Help Desk Technician (Former Employee) – Durham, NC – August 2, 2018
I started working SMT when things were simple. Clients were in large number but the respectful. The workers were great. The money was terrible but I made due. It's not too bad, just not the best it can be.
Pros
Good coworkers. Decent hours. Working in entertainment.
Cons
Low pay, no dental benefits, overtime is a regular, office space is old and uncared for
Cool jobs. Poor leadership
Field FX Operator (Current Employee) – Tampa, FL – July 30, 2018
Job is fun because you are able to work in, and around sports. Leadership is not great, and they keep their cards very close to their chest. You are in left in the dark on many things. Takes many, many years to even be considered for full-time. Pay is not great, but that comes with the territory.
Pros
Working around sports.
Cons
Low pay. No clear avenues for advancement.
Great Company to work for right out of college.
Freelance Senior Event Broadcast Specialist (Current Employee) – Jacksonville, FL – May 25, 2017
Great company to work for right out of college. Invaluable experience to be gained through traveling the world while conducting business in the sports world.
Tough to Raise Family
Remote Technician Operator (Current Employee) – Durham, NC – July 8, 2016
Travel 45 weeks out of the year.
The atmosphere is fun, and the people are great. But the pay is minuscule for the pressure you are under while onsite for them.
The atmosphere is fun, and the people are great. But the pay is minuscule for the pressure you are under while onsite for them.
Pros
Laid back work place
Cons
Too much travel required
Long days and you are not commensated for them
Events Project Manager (Current Employee) – Jacksonville, FL – June 3, 2016
Travel the world to be at some of the best sporting events and work 15 hour days, but be paid for 8 hours a day.
This job is not worth it to me.
This job is not worth it to me.
An opportunity
Senior Account Manager (Former Employee) – Durham, NC – March 2, 2016
This company provides the platform for industry knowledge. There are incentives that make the unbearable tasks tolerable for a while but everyone with a similar title left the company in less than 5 years.
good place to work
lab manager (Former Employee) – Newtown, CT – December 29, 2015
Responsible for the Management of the authentication Lab qualification testing of electronic components.
Manage daily operations and a team of 11 technicians.
Schedule work flow and prioritize orders based on customer requirements. Interface with internal customers;
facilitate process development. Aerospace /MIL components
Manage daily operations and a team of 11 technicians.
Schedule work flow and prioritize orders based on customer requirements. Interface with internal customers;
facilitate process development. Aerospace /MIL components
Pros
none
Cons
none
First place I worked learn alot.
CNC Programmer/Engineer (Former Employee) – Raleigh, NC – August 23, 2015
Great place when the company was family owned. Sold to big company. then can the stress of weather or not you were going to keep your job. Not getting pay increases and having money taken away.
Pros
First place I worked learned a lot.
Cons
Benefits were ok, $$$
Great Place with great people
Production Graphics Artist (Current Employee) – Mountain View, CA – May 14, 2013
Hello, a typical day at Sportvision is quite a unique experience.
Sportvision is a provider of television graphics for live sporting events. It is a mixture of what we lovingly call here "jocks and nerds."
A work day here for me can range from working on production graphics in Photoshop/Illustrator, or 3d modeling in MAYA, to dressing up in a neon green suite to capture live motion video.
I have learned how to work in a fast paced environment and meet deadlines on a weekly sometimes daily basis. As part of an art department I have naturally learned to work in a team on projects.
Sportvision is a culturally diverse place to work and everyone gets along. Including our pets!
The hardest part about the job is the hours. Meeting deadlines means staying until the job is done and that can sometimes result in long days/nights. However, the most enjoyable part of the job is seeing the product that was created during those long days put to use at live sporting events.
Sportvision is a provider of television graphics for live sporting events. It is a mixture of what we lovingly call here "jocks and nerds."
A work day here for me can range from working on production graphics in Photoshop/Illustrator, or 3d modeling in MAYA, to dressing up in a neon green suite to capture live motion video.
I have learned how to work in a fast paced environment and meet deadlines on a weekly sometimes daily basis. As part of an art department I have naturally learned to work in a team on projects.
Sportvision is a culturally diverse place to work and everyone gets along. Including our pets!
The hardest part about the job is the hours. Meeting deadlines means staying until the job is done and that can sometimes result in long days/nights. However, the most enjoyable part of the job is seeing the product that was created during those long days put to use at live sporting events.
Pros
Great work environment, people are not micro managed. Great managment, and personel all around.
Cons
No Benefits for contractors, and long commute from my current address.