Job Title: Owner, Consultant
Company:
E2 Technical Services LLC
Status: Member
Member since: 1983
Primary Section:
Nashville
Company Website: http://e2techserv.com
Contact: Edwin Bukont
Longtime practitioner of systems design and integration for audio from analog, to AES and now AoIP in studios and broadcast facilities. I have engineered albums and live broadcasts of talk shows and music. Keen interest in advancing the SoA. Named contributor to AES67. Currently studying for Cisco CCNA in Routing and Switching; SMPTE 2110. Certified in Axia/Livewire; Dante Levels 1-3. Knowledge of AutoCad, Broadcast/RF, Video, Networking, Ravenna, are all in the wheelhouse to some degree. Building with AoIP since @ 2003.
Currently working mostly on US East Coast.
MS Project Management, GWU 2013;
BS B'cast Journalism w/ Audio Minor, BGSU 1984;
Cisco Academy, SMPTE, Audinate classes.
Innovative Technologies Inc, PM/CE, 2018-
E2 Technical Services, Owner, 2009-
Comm-Struction & Services, VP, 2000-2009
Bonneville Int'l Corp, CE (DC) 1996-2000
Multiphase Consulting, PM/CE 1993-1996
Cook Inlet Radio Ptnrs, CE (DC)1990-1993
Fine Turning Assoc, PM/CE, 1988-1990
Voice of America, Field/Maint Eng, 1985-1988
I have been an audio geek since I first noticed vinyl and reels of tape in motion. Had reel, cassette and vinyl devices all in hand by age 7.
The majority of the career has been in design/build/upgrade and major ops, almost always in a project role. Some experience with stage craft, lighting, power, video, noise abatement, general construction, low voltage codes. Voice of America was three intense years of travel and build, but also spent time on the road with our remote truck along three coasts of the US.
Because audio is not a subset of anything else. It is it's own discipline. I never quite caught the video, ham radio or computer bug as a kid. I have always been an audio geek. And then I discovered AES- providing standards for this technology, just as all other industries have standards for the proper application of their technology. Look how far we have come,,the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers have incorporated AES67 into their emerging media over IP standards, because this works. That's why I am a member. It is more than a hobby, it is a profession.
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