Audio Engineer (A1/A2)

Job Responsibilities

• Ensure a well-mixed event for both streaming and event space experience.
• Work with presenters to properly place and track lay microphones.
• Prepare, organize, and track handheld microphones as needed.
• Use and follow the run-of-show document as a guide for proper show flow.
• Partner with other crew members on the execution of audio elements both before and during shows.
• Attend pre-show production meetings with crew to review responsibilities.
• Ensure testing of all show's playback elements for proper playout.
• Follow the event content closely to execute with maximum quality.
• Be responsible for ensuring that proper audio levels for records are precise.
• Program and operate mixers, microphones, and all ancillary audio gear.
• Conduct audio gear configuration upgrades and develop new show elements.
• Perform regular maintenance checks on audio equipment.
• Troubleshoot and address technical issues during events: signal flow, clocking, networking, RF, etc.
• Ensure clear and balanced sound for all elements, including vocals, instruments, and other audio sources.
• Keep all audio equipment functioning properly and up to date.
• Commission new audio equipment and systems.
• Tune PA systems.
• Subject matter expert on all broadcast and live audio equipment including consoles, intercom systems, teleconferencing integration, etc.
• RF Coordination.
• Record voice-overs, productions, or other types of audio content.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for all audio production questions for unique shows or new asks.
• Develop workflows for changing show and client needs: integrating new technologies into event spaces, expanding or modifying existing systems, upgrading system elements.
• Partner closely with production operators and producers to inform them of workflows, and get their feedback.
• Occasionally help production operators with other event needs.
• Adhere to schedules and accurately record time worked.

Qualifications and Experience

• Proficiency in operating Audio Mixing tools and consoles, specifically ISSL Live L100 Audio Desk and Shure Wireless Workbench.
• Ability to program and operate mixers, microphones, and other audio equipment effectively.
• Good understanding of audio transport standards such as Dante, MADI, and Twinlane.
• Strong collaboration skills and the ability to communicate effectively with a diverse team, including talent, producers, and directors.
• Ability to multitask and adapt to rapid show-flow changes in a live and fluid environment.
• Excellent control room demeanor, proven leadership skills, team-first attitude and the ability to handle pressure in a fast paced environment.
• Ability to interface with both technical and creative members of the event production ecosystem.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Ability to take a service-oriented approach to this position, with a desire to help clients achieve their best result.