Live Event AV Technician

About the role

Join us at the heart of live entertainment as a Live Event AV Technician in Nashville, TN. You’ll serve as the on-site technical lead, overseeing cutting-edge AV systems, supporting creative performances, and delivering seamless event experiences for top-tier clients and artists.

Responsibilities

• Set up, operate, and strike audio and video systems for engaging events at a vibrant Nashville venue.
• Run the in-room Allen & Heath SQ5 audio console, managing levels, EQ, and program audio for pristine sound.
• Prepare and test microphones (wireless & wired), floor monitors, DI boxes, and handle performance audio configurations.
• Manage background music, control live announcement audio, and ensure top-notch transitions.
• Use the Crestron control panel for seamless video input selection and display routing.
• Conduct pre-event system checks and ensure laptops/presentations run smoothly.
• Serve as the main technical point of contact for event leads, talent, and clients—delivering best practices and instant solutions.
• Work alongside high-profile guests with professionalism, confidentiality, and calm under pressure.
• Troubleshoot tier 1 AV issues swiftly and maintain an organized, professional event environment.

Requirements

• 4+ years’ experience in live event AV support (preferred).
• Proven ability operating digital audio consoles (Allen & Heath SQ series a plus).
• Skilled in live audio setup and strike, with hands-on experience with wireless mics and monitors.
• Familiarity with Crestron or similar AV control systems.
• Independent and self-motivated: ready to manage events solo on-site.
• Friendly, professional communicator with a customer-service mindset.
• Comfortable working around artists, agents, and VIPs—discreet and trusted with confidential matters.
• Experienced in high-energy environments—able to stay composed, prioritize, and adapt under pressure.

Skills

• Mastery of small-format digital audio consoles, live mixing, and basic EQ.
• Proficient with signal flow, AV setup, and troubleshooting for small-scale events.
• Confident using AV control panels for video routing and display setups.
• Resourceful problem-solver who shines with minimal supervision.
• Organized, detail-oriented, and thorough in every event setup.

Schedule

• Flexible, part-time role with hours varying based on event needs (roughly 20–30 hours/month; no guaranteed minimum).
• Typical events: evenings, some afternoons, and occasional weekends (especially Fridays and Saturdays).

Physical demands

• Ability to commute to Nashville Yards.
• Lifting and moving AV equipment (up to 50 lbs.) and standing for extended periods.
• Work in energetic event venues with moderate to loud noise levels.