Served as Principal Design Engineer and Lead Commissioner for UBS's broadcast center in New York City through Broadcast Management Group, engineering a hybrid facility that connects on-site studio production to BMG's Cloud Control Center in Washington, DC.
The New York facility is fully headless — there are no physical servers or production hardware on-site. The studio carries only control surfaces, cameras, and mics, with all processing, switching, graphics, and routing handled remotely from BMG's Cloud Control Center. This dramatically reduces on-site footprint, power, and cooling requirements while centralizing maintenance and disaster recovery.
The facility includes a complete control room, studio, and podcast suite, with redundant signal paths and remote monitoring capabilities that provide business continuity and disaster recovery.
The production infrastructure scales globally, enabling UBS to deliver professional-grade broadcast content to over 5,900 brokers while maintaining the security and compliance standards required in financial services.
Highlights
- Fully headless New York facility — no on-site servers or production hardware
- Only control surfaces, cameras, and mics live on-site; all processing runs in the cloud
- Hybrid on-site / cloud production model driven from BMG's Cloud Control Center
- Redundant signal paths for business continuity
- Podcast suite and studio integration
- Global content delivery to 5,900+ brokers