Full-Time
Team Leader
IT Infrastructure
Posted on 10/31/2025
Audinate
201-500 employees
Professional AV networking via Dante platform
No salary listed
Sydney NSW, Australia
Hybrid
Two days per week in the office is required.
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- Proven experience in managing cloud platforms, with a strong emphasis on AWS.
- Strong knowledge of LAN, WAN, SDWAN, and hybrid hosting environments.
- In depth knowledge of IP networking theories, concepts, design and implementation.
- Expertise in IaC tools and practices.
- Demonstrated ability to support and optimize engineering tooling.
- Experience leading teams managing IT Infrastructure, virtualization and cloud computing services.
- Excellent strategic planning and problem-solving skills.
- Strong leadership abilities and ability to communicate effectively with various business units, both technical and non-technical.
- Design, manage, and optimize corporate infrastructure, including LAN, WAN, SDWAN and WIFI networks.
- Lead the implementation and management of on-premise hybrid hosting platforms, ensuring seamless integration and operation.
- Oversee the design, implementation, and maintenance of cloud platforms, with a focus on AWS, to support the objectives of cloud application development teams.
- Provide robust support for engineering tooling, enhancing productivity and efficiency.
- Implement and manage infrastructure using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices to ensure consistency, repeatability, and scalability.
- Lead and mentor a geographically dispersed team, fostering a collaborative and high-performance culture.
- Develop and execute strategic plans for infrastructure growth and improvement, aligning with business objectives.
- Serve as a technical adviser to the Cybersecurity Working Group, providing insights and recommendations to enhance security measures
Audinate provides professional audio and video networking solutions centered on the Dante platform that distributes uncompressed digital signals with low latency over standard Ethernet. It licenses Dante technology to OEMs who embed it into professional AV gear such as microphones, speakers, amplifiers, and consoles, generating revenue from hardware chips/modules and software licenses. It offers software like Dante Controller for routing and configuration and Dante Virtual Soundcard to connect a computer to a Dante network, and is expanding into video over IP with Dante AV for a unified AV network. Its goal is to enable scalable, reliable AV networking across broadcast, installation, live sound, and recording by growing adoption of Dante and Dante AV across hardware and software.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Founded
2006
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Futuresource survey shows 67% AoIP, 59% AVoIP adoption prioritizing interoperability.
- Dante Director Professional adopted by Rutgers, Spotify for remote management.
- Grass Valley AMPP integrates native Dante, Midwich expands U.S. distribution.
What critics are saying
- Q-SYS NV Series captures corporate installs with native ST 2110 support.
- Lawo swXtch.io enables ST 2110 hybrid networks without Dante dependency.
- Sennheiser Spectera launches AoIP microphones excluding Dante chips.
What makes Audinate unique
- Dante delivers uncompressed, low-latency audio-video over Ethernet since 2006.
- Over 4,500 products from 700 manufacturers license Dante technology worldwide.
- Dante Controller enables seamless routing across multi-vendor AV ecosystems.
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Audinate debuts Dante Director Professional. Published 5 March 2026 [USA] Audinate has announced the launch of Dante Director Professional, 'a comprehensive web-based management solution designed for remote management of any size AV installation - from 50 devices to many thousands'. The software solution addresses the growing challenge of maintaining distributed AV infrastructure at scale by providing centralised monitoring, management, and security authentication capabilities. As organisations expand their AV footprints across campuses, office buildings, and global facilities, managing a large number of networked devices has become increasingly complex. Dante Director Professional delivers 'an easily accessible solution that enables IT and AV teams to monitor device health, diagnose issues remotely, and ensure systems remain operational without requiring on-site presence'. "Organisations are deploying both large and widespread Dante-enabled AV systems at unprecedented scale," said Laurence Crew, product manager at Audinate. "Dante Director Professional gives technical teams the tools they need to manage these distributed networks efficiently while maintaining the security and reliability that mission-critical communication systems demand." Early adopters of Dante Director Professional have reported better insight into their Dante networks. "At Rutgers University - New Brunswick, we support close to 300 general-purpose classes and learning environments across four campuses spread over 12 miles, and Dante Director Professional is an invaluable tool for remote monitoring and diagnosis of our AV systems," says Ed Rebert, AV systems manager at Rutgers. "This tool is so valuable to us." "Dante Director Professional gives us full control over our global Dante network from one place," says Aljohn Mogol, Sr. AV engineer at Spotify. "This is a huge win because many of our remote offices don't have any AV/IT staff on-site, but we can still monitor, manage, and fix Dante-related issues from anywhere." Dante Director Professional is available now with elevated support services for onboarding, deployment, and product acquisition. Weekly news headlines. Get weekly headlines straight to your inbox!
Audinate launches management solution Dante Director Professional. Audinate has announced the launch of its new platform, Dante Director Professional, a web-based management solution designed for remote management of any size AV installation. The company said the platform is designed to handle anywhere from a 50-device installation to a many-thousand-device installation. The solution is designed to address the challenge of maintaining distributed AV infrastructure by providing centralized monitoring, management and security authentication capabilities. Dante Director Professional allows organizations to expand AV footprints across office buildings, campuses and global facilities by allowing users to manage a large number of networked devices. "Organizations are deploying both large and widespread Dante-enabled AV systems at unprecedented scale," said Laurence Crew, product manager at Audinate. "Dante Director Professional gives technical teams the tools they need to manage these distributed networks efficiently while maintaining the security and reliability that mission-critical communication systems demand." Audinate listed some of the products key components, which included remote management through a web-based dashboard, enhanced security due to single sign-on authentication, system integration through API and webhook capabilities and data retention made possible by log-file retention latency graphing. "At Rutgers University - New Brunswick, we support close to 300 general-purpose classes and learning environments across four campuses spread over 12 miles, and Dante Director Professional is an invaluable tool for remote monitoring and diagnosis of our AV systems," said Ed Rebert, AV systems manager at Rutgers. "This tool is so valuable to us, you'd have to pry Dante Director Professional from my cold, dead fingers to give it up!" The company said that the product provides the ability to segment, organize and monitor devices on the networks, along with performance collection and retention, elevating AV management techniques across many cases. "Dante Director Professional gives us full control over our global Dante network from one place," says Aljohn Mogol, senior AV engineer at Spotify. "This is a huge win because many of our remote offices don't have any AV/IT staff on-site, but we can still monitor, manage, and fix Dante-related issues from anywhere."
Cloud-Driven control reshapes audinate's approach with Iris. The Brief: Audinate announced the launch of Iris, a new AV platform designed to streamline cloud-connected camera control and simplify production workflows. The platform converts nearly any PTZ camera into a remotely operated, software-connected device, reducing reliance on on-site crews and hardware control systems. Iris introduces browser-based management, AI-driven automation, and broad compatibility with over 300 camera models, including integrated support through firmware updates for multiple manufacturers. The platform enables centralized oversight, real-time collaboration, and scalable operations across locations. Its pricing model includes a free tier for single-camera use and expands according to production size, making professional-grade capabilities accessible to varied users. Explore full details of the announcement about Audinate's launch of Iris at audinate.com. Source: Audinate Audinate Introduces Iris for Cloud Connected Camera Control Analyst Perspective: The transition to cloud-focused workflows is evident in Iris, which reduces operational strain across distributed setups. Audinate is moving further into workflow-oriented solutions, expanding its scope beyond transport technologies to meet current production needs. With everything managed in one place, the platform clears up the usual control headaches and adds automation that works smoothly across different camera brands. This makes Iris valuable for teams trying to lessen dependence on hardware-heavy systems and unpredictable on-site staffing. Partner cameras equipped with direct-to-cloud firmware integration add further support to existing device investments. As more teams shift to hybrid production setups, it's clearer than ever that they need a control system that works smoothly across locations and skill levels. Iris steps into that role by focusing on easy remote access, straightforward operation, and flexible integration. Source: Audinate A Platform Designed for Cross-Brand, Remote Camera Operation Iris simplifies production control in a way that feels long overdue. You get one browser interface that works with hundreds of camera models, so teams can stop relying on hardware controllers or brand-locked tools. The desktop utility bridges the gap for cameras without native Iris support, letting them operate remotely with no added hardware. Whether cameras are spread across buildings or across cities, teams can manage everything without losing visibility. This approach makes existing gear more useful and helps teams maintain clean, consistent workflows. For organizations tired of stitching together multiple systems, Iris offers a cleaner, more unified path forward. AI-Driven Features for Streamlined Production Workflows Iris is designed to take the grunt work out of production. Its AI features track subjects, adjust framing, and perform the tasks that usually demand a full-time operator. This keeps visuals consistent and high-quality, even when crews are small. The platform is simple enough for beginners, yet powerful enough for seasoned professionals. Schools, churches, and corporate groups using volunteers or remote teams benefit from smoother, more reliable productions. Through automating repetitive camera work, Iris lets operators focus on the creative side of the project - framing the story, enhancing engagement, and ensuring each shot looks its best. Therefore, production becomes less about labor and more about craft. Direct-to-Cloud Connectivity Through Manufacturer Integration A key part of the launch includes partnerships with numerous PTZ camera manufacturers offering firmware-level Iris integration. This eliminates extra configuration steps and streamlines deployment for organizations upgrading their workflows. Cameras equipped with this capability can immediately link to the cloud, giving teams instant access to controls without relying on additional hardware interfaces. The supported manufacturers cover everything from entry-level to professional cameras, so organizations of all sizes can take advantage. Mixed camera inventories aren't a problem either as teams can control everything through one unified interface. Direct-to-cloud integration empowers teams with increased agility, enabling swift setup, minimal on-site effort, and dependable remote management across multiple facilities. A Strategic Expansion Into Cloud-First Production Control Iris puts Audinate right where productions happen, complementing its expertise in AV networks with a platform designed for the day-to-day challenges teams face: fragmented control systems, dependence on on-site operators, and equipment limitations that slow down production cycles. Through offering a control layer that spans camera brands and models, the solution appeals to environments where mixed inventories are common and replacement cycles are gradual. The addition of AI-driven tools and direct-to-cloud connectivity further positions the platform as a way to streamline tasks that often consume time and attention. Customers likely to benefit include educational institutions, worship spaces, corporate teams, and media groups that manage recurring events with limited staff. While adopting a cloud-centric workflow may introduce considerations around network reliability and access management, these issues can be mitigated through clear deployment planning and the platform's ability to centralize oversight. The flexibility of Iris creates an opportunity for organizations to modernize production practices without overhauling existing equipment, making it a practical step toward more scalable and predictable operations. 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Grass Valley has announced the integration of native Dante audio networking within its AMPP (Agile Media Processing Platform), through a new strategic collaboration with Audinate, the pioneer behind the Dante AV-over-IP platform.