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Nvidia

Director, Neural Graphics Chips

Santa Clara, CA · On-site

NVIDIA is seeking a Director of Neural Graphics Software and Chips to join our team in Santa Clara ... Shape graphics API direction and NVIDIA's shader language strategy (including Slang) to expose ...

Events DC

AV Production Technician

Washington, DC · On-site

Based on need, serve as a Producer, Director and/or Technical Director, Replay Operator, Playback Operator, Graphics Operator, Audio Operator, Video Shader, Engineer, or Camera Operator in the ...

Events DC

AV Production Technician

Washington, DC · On-site

Producer, Director, TD, Graphics Operator, Replay Operator, Audio Operator, Playback Operator, Engineer, Video Shader, or Camera Operator. * Serve on the technical crew in support of AV and video ...

Millerknoll

Furniture Shader Sprayer

Atlanta, GA

Apply lean manufacturing principles as trained or directed. Collaborate effectively in a team environment to meet production goals. Work overtime as needed to support production demands. Perform ...

MillerKnoll

Furniture Shader Sprayer

Atlanta, GA · On-site

Apply lean manufacturing principles as trained or directed. Collaborate effectively in a team environment to meet production goals. Work overtime as needed to support production demands. Perform ...

The Mill

Technical Artist

Manhattan, NY

$139K - $166K/yr

Work with the CG Lead and Creative Director to design and build interactive experiences using ... Collaborate with other developers to develop and test new features, prototype shader code, and ...

The Mill

Technical Artist

Manhattan, NY · On-site

$139K - $166K/yr

Work with the CG Lead and Creative Director to design and build interactive experiences using ... Collaborate with other developers to develop and test new features, prototype shader code, and ...

Netflix

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The Tech Director will partner with cross-disciplinary teams to define and execute high-quality ... shader compilation, and build/cook systems. * Proven track record optimizing CPU, GPU, and memory ...

Netflix

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The Tech Director will partner with cross-disciplinary teams to define and execute high-quality ... shader compilation, and build/cook systems. Proven track record optimizing CPU, GPU, and memory ...

Netflix

Technical Director, Unannounced Cloud Game

The Tech Director will partner with cross-disciplinary teams to define and execute high-quality ... shader compilation, and build/cook systems. * Proven track record optimizing CPU, GPU, and memory ...

Netflix

Technical Director, Unannounced Cloud Game

The Tech Director will partner with cross-disciplinary teams to define and execute high-quality ... shader compilation, and build/cook systems. * Proven track record optimizing CPU, GPU, and memory ...

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What is the difference between Director Shader vs Lead Shader?

AspectDirector ShaderLead Shader
CredentialsProven experience in shader development, often with a strong portfolioSimilar credentials, often with additional leadership or mentorship experience
Work EnvironmentCollaborates with art and technical teams in game or film studiosLeads shader teams, works closely with artists and programmers
Industry UsageCommon in AAA game studios, VFX, and animation companiesOften found in similar environments, sometimes as a step below or alongside Director Shader

The main difference between a Director Shader and a Lead Shader lies in their scope of responsibility. The Director Shader typically oversees the overall shader development process and sets artistic and technical standards, while the Lead Shader focuses more on leading the shader team, implementing specific shader techniques, and ensuring project deadlines are met. Both roles require strong technical skills and industry experience, but the Director Shader usually has a broader strategic role.

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Technical Director

Severns Valley Baptist Church

Elizabethtown, KY

$35K/yr

Other

Medical, PTO

Posted 22 days ago

Job description

Benefits:
  • Health insurance
  • Opportunity for advancement
  • Paid time off



Position Details
Job Title: | Technical Director
Department: | Media | Production
Reports To: | Pastor of Organizational Leadership
Direct Reports: | Lay-led Production Team Leaders (Audio, Lighting, Graphics, Camera, Director, Shader)
Position Type: | Full-time, Non-Exempt
Location: | Severns Valley Baptist Church, Elizabethtown, KY
Role Overview
The Technical Director is responsible for the operational management and hands-on execution of all audiovisual, media production, and IT systems across the Severns Valley campus. This role serves as the primary technical expert on staff, ensuring that every worship service, event, and ministry gathering is supported by reliable, well-maintained technology operated by capable teams.
Reporting to the Pastor of Organizational Leadership, the Technical Director translates the creative and pastoral vision for worship into technical execution. This is both a highly skilled individual contributor role (especially in live audio engineering) and a team development rolebuilding, training, and scheduling the volunteer production teams who make Sunday mornings and special events possible.
Key Responsibilities
Media & Production Operations
  • Venue System Management: Maintain, troubleshoot, and manage AV systems across all campus venues including the Worship Center, Chapel (Upper/Lower), Kids Large Group Room, Students Large Group Room, Preschool Large Group Room, Atrium, and MPR.
  • Staging & Programming: Set up, program, and tear down production elements (sound, lighting, graphics, tracks) for all services and events including Sunday morning, Celebrate Recovery, Senior Adult Gatherings, Wednesday programming, and special events.
  • Equipment Strategy: In coordination with the Pastor of Organizational Leadership, develop equipment replacement plans, coordinate purchases, conduct inventory audits, and manage the disposal of obsolete equipment to maximize stewardship of church resources.
  • Broadcast & Livestream: Oversee Sunday morning broadcast systems including early morning startup (6:00 AM system reboot, programming, and broadcast preparation).
IT Management
  • Serve as first-line IT support for immediate, on-campus technology needs including staff computers, printers, VOIP phone systems, and network SSIDs.
  • Coordinate with third-party network management provider for infrastructure-level issues while handling day-to-day help desk needs that require immediate attention.
  • Maintain technology documentation and coordinate with the Pastor of Organizational Leadership on IT budget items and vendor relationships.
Team Development & Volunteer Leadership
  • Recruit, train, schedule, and provide ongoing development for production volunteers across all technical teams: audio, lighting, graphics, camera, directing, and shader.
  • Create and maintain training resources, documentation, and standard operating procedures for each production role.
  • Develop lay production team leaders who can own their area of responsibility and train new volunteers, moving toward a multiplication model where staff shepherd leaders and leaders shepherd teams.
  • Provide pastoral encouragement and spiritual care to production volunteers in partnership with the Worship & Production Pastor.
Collaboration & Communication
  • Meet regularly with the Worship Pastor to align technical plans with worship vision and service direction.
  • Collaborate with ministry staff to define technical requirements for current and future ministry spaces.
  • Coordinate with the Communications Director on any technical needs related to video production, livestreaming, or content capture.
  • Foster trusting relationships with staff and volunteers that enable effective delegation and shared workload, especially during high-demand seasons.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
Key Relationships
  • Reports to: Pastor of Organizational Leadership
  • Works closely with: Worship Pastor (service vision and planning), Pastor of Organizational Leadership (budget, IT vendor management, personnel), Property Operations Manager (facilities coordination), Ministry Staff (event technical requirements)
  • Develops: Lay-led Production Team Leaders and volunteers
Qualifications
Characteristics
  • A committed follower of Jesus Christ who affirms the Baptist Faith and Message.
  • Active member (or willing to become a member) of Severns Valley Baptist Church.
  • Exhibits a servants heart and a commitment to serving the ministries and congregation of the church.
  • Self-motivated and able to prioritize tasks independently in a high-demand environment.
  • A team builder who develops others rather than hoarding expertise.
  • Flexible, dependable, and detail-oriented.
Education & Experience
  • Bachelors Degree (or Vocational School equivalent) in Media Communications, Computer Sciences, or related field.
  • 35 years of experience in media production, live audio engineering, or related technical fields.
  • Experience operating equipment such as scissor lifts preferred.
Skills & Competencies
  • Advanced knowledge in live sound mixing and system routing.
  • Advanced knowledge of media equipment and its applications in a church setting.
  • Familiarity with Allen & Heath, Avid, Chroma-Q Vista, and Ross entertainment controllers.
  • Familiarity with reading engineering drawings and diagrams.
  • Proficiency in Google Workspace, Planning Center, and Basecamp.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Problem-solving and troubleshooting aptitude.
Working Conditions
  • Must be able to lift 75 lbs and carry 50 lbs.
  • Comfortable working at heights.
  • Comfortable working in crawl spaces, attics, or behind walls.
  • Early morning Sunday availability (6:00 AM system startup).
  • Flexibility for evening and weekend events as scheduled.
Lay Leadership Development VisionSuccess in this role is measured not only by the quality of Sunday morning production, but by the growth of the people who serve on production teams. Over time, the Technical Director should develop:
  • Audio Team Leaders who can mix mid-week services and events independently.
  • Lighting/Graphics/Camera Leaders who own their station on Sunday mornings and can train new team members.
  • A Production Director (volunteer) who can coordinate the overall technical flow for a service, reducing the need for staff presence at every event.
The goal is a team that is spiritually healthy, technically capable, and structurally sustainablenot dependent on a single person for every technical need.

Revised June 2026