Technical Director
About the job
- Ability to work at the Copenhagen office and Brøndby Studio.
- Ability to travel to and work at events globally.
- Previous experience working on large broadcast shows using flightpacks or OB trucks.
- Proficiency in English.
- Experience with broadcast switcher equipment, such as Sony and Grass Valley systems.
- Program and set up Grass Valley K-Frame, Sony XVS, and Blackmagic ATEM switchers for highly complex shows.
- Implement new technologies to enable greater automation using Companion and Cerebrum.
- Set up general broadcast equipment, including EVS, Cuepilot, cameras, Riedel intercom, and routers.
- Train directors and engineers on the organization’s various switchers and keep them up to date on the latest technologies.
About the company
BLAST produces and stages large-scale esports events centered on Counter-Strike, including the BLAST Premier circuit and events like the BLAST.tv Austin Major. It partners with broadcasters and sells media rights to reach a global audience via BLAST.tv and partner channels, in addition to ticketing live events and sponsorships with brands like Alienware. The product works through high-production broadcasts, live event experiences, and digital streaming that connect top CS:GO teams with fans worldwide. BLAST differentiates itself by strong ties to the Counter-Strike community, polished production, and a model that blends live events with scalable media distribution to generate multiple revenue streams; its goal is to deliver widely viewed, high-quality esports experiences that sustain long-term partnerships.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$76.7M
Headquarters
Copenhagen, Denmark
Founded
2016
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Reliance and BLAST formed an India joint venture in April 2025 for local growth.
- BLAST secured Revolut, ASUS ROG, EFM Global, and IC partnerships in 2026.
- BLAST expanded 2026-27 events into Salt Lake City, Japan, Brazil, and Porto.
What critics are saying
- Valve now controls formats; BLAST 2026 rules already shifted after partner-league collapse.
- Counter-Strike revenue concentrates in sponsorships; one major sponsor pullout would hit 2026 cash flows.
- If Ubisoft or Valve switch operators, BLAST loses flagship rights and becomes commoditized.
What makes BLAST unique
- BLAST runs Valve-certified Counter-Strike and Dota 2 ecosystems, not one-off events.
- BLAST.tv centralizes live tournaments, stats, fantasy, and media distribution under one brand.
- Ubisoft renewed BLAST through 2028/29, extending Rainbow Six control across global regions.
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0%Stay InformedGet Industry News In Your Inbox…Sign Up Today. Reliance Industries subsidiary Rise Worldwide and Blast Esports have partnered to supercharge the esports scene in India. As reported by Economic Times, the joint venture will lead to new games, teams, sponsors, and investments in both online and offline tournaments, with prize pools reaching up to ₹2.5 crore ($300,000)
BLAST to Bring Top-Tier Esports Events to Singapore in 2024 and 2025
Editorial credit: ShutterstockRevolut has partnered with esports tournament and entertainment brand BLAST to become the presenting partner for the BLAST Premier Spring Final.As part of the agreement, Revolut joins BLAST as the official finance and payments partner of the BLAST Premier Spring Final, which is due to take place at London’s OVO Arena Wembley from 12-16 June. The fintech will feature heavily across the event, with both digital broadcast integration across BLAST.tv, Twitch and YouTube, as well as dedicated Revolut broadcast segments and physical branding and activations featuring at the arena.Deborah Wajsbrot, Head of Growth for Strategic Partnerships Sponsorships at Revolut, said: “We’re delighted to be able to unveil Revolut’s marketing partnership with BLAST – our first in esports. BLAST is a world-class esports tournament and an iconic event for the gaming community. “Just like Revolut, the gaming industry is at the forefront of innovation worldwide. This partnership is the beginning of our efforts to bring unique and unforgettable experiences to Revolut customers and gaming fans – not just at Wembley, but worldwide.”Marking the company’s first integration into the world of esports, this move is part of fintech’s strategy to provide unique experiences to a global audience of gamers.Online fans can expect an economy-focused broadcast segment, along with a giveaway featuring prizes. Furthermore, a dedicated Revolut booth will be located on-site, enabling fans to access exclusive discounts for Revolut customers
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Revolut unveiled as presenting partner for the BLAST Premier Spring Final at London’s OVO Arena Wembley