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Union Church

Technical Director

Glen Burnie, MD

Live Streaming & Broadcast Audio: Oversee the church's live streaming operations, ensuring high-quality audio and video broadcast. Manage the setup and operation of streaming software and hardware ...

RUN Studios

Audio Specialist (6430)

Redmond, WA · On-site

A1 - Broadcast audio mixer with LAWO experience, working with live talent in studio, on TEAMS calls, and with remote sources via AoIP. * A2 - Live telecast event stage setup and miking of talent ...

Union Church

Technical Director

Glen Burnie, MD · On-site

General Responsibilities: • Live Streaming & Broadcast Audio: Oversee the church's live streaming operations, ensuring high-quality audio and video broadcast. Manage the setup and operation of ...

Union Church

Technical Director

Glen Burnie, MD · On-site

Live Streaming & Broadcast Audio: Oversee the churchs live streaming operations, ensuring high-quality audio and video broadcast. Manage the setup and operation of streaming software and hardware ...

ASM Global

Production A/V Technician

New Orleans, LA

$16.50 - $20.75/hr

Setup, operation, breakdown, inventory, and maintenance broadcast, audio, lighting, and video equipment needs for over 200 events per year * New Orleans Saints and Pelicans game day broadcast ...

ASM Global

Production A/V Technician

New Orleans, LA · On-site

$16.50 - $20.75/hr

Setup, operation, breakdown, inventory, and maintenance broadcast, audio, lighting, and video equipment needs for over 200 events per year * New Orleans Saints and Pelicans game day broadcast ...

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Audio Engineer - Tech Coordinator

Audio Engineer - Tech Coordinator

Venture Christian Church

Carmel, IN

Part-time

Posted 26 days ago

Job description

The Audio Engineer is expected to contribute towards the church's overall mission to love courageously, share generously, and speak boldly. This role will primarily assist the Worship Ministry by serving as the lead sound engineer in the auditorium for all services and events.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and control front-of-house audio and/or develop a team that can run front-of-house with consistency and excellence
  • Lead and Develop volunteers to run broadcast audio
  • Manage and control Dante routing and patching
  • Assist in stage design and setup including instrument patching and cable management
  • Refine and update our audio systems to bring audio excellence to all we do

Expectations

  • Must claim Jesus as your Lord and Savior
  • Must align with the values displayed on Venture's website
  • Must have paid experience running audio on a digital console
  • Must have an understanding of Dante routing
  • Must have experience working with a live audio broadcast system
  • Must be willing to receive and give feedback
  • Must have a high value of excellence and willingness to grow
  • Must be a good team player
  • Must have a high value of developing leaders
  • Must work a minimum of 2 Sundays per month

Success Indicators for the Audio Engineer

  • Trust and goodwill are built among stage personnel (staff and volunteers) through a servant attitude
  • A quality audio experience is established by setting a consistent standard for mixing
  • A sufficient number of broadcast engineers provide a consistent mix to complement the online and facility live streams

Position Structure and Level

  • Reports To: Worship Pastor
  • Classification: Non-Exempt
  • Category: Regular Part-Time
  • Staff Designation: Support Staff

Submitted: May 2026

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