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Dance One Tours LLC

Audio Technician

Orlando, FL · On-site

$16 - $18/hr

Examples). • Experience with platforms like Teams, vMix, Dante, and QLab. 5. WORK ENVIRONMENT & PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS • Ability to lift and move equipment (up to 50 lbs). • Willingness to work ...

AEG

Technical Director

Buena Park, CA · On-site

$72K - $90K/yr

System integration, network architecture, Q-Sys, QLab and show control programming, automation and cue-based systems. Drives Problem Solving and System Integration * Diagnose complex technical issues ...

Museum of Science

Video Supervisor

Boston, MA

Experienced with building and running QLab workspaces. Ideally experienced with other video software such as Disguise, Isadora, Resolume, TouchDesigner, or have a willingness to learn. * Experienced ...

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As of Jun 18, 2026, the average hourly pay for qlab in the United States is $25.73, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $20.43 and $30.05 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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To thrive in a QLab Operator or Programmer role, you need a strong understanding of live event technology, audio and video systems, and experience with show control software, ideally with a background in theatrical or event production. Proficiency with QLab software, Mac OS, and often related hardware interfaces or networking is critical; certifications in live event or AV technology are advantageous. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication with production teams are vital soft skills. These competencies are essential for executing precise cue-based show elements and ensuring smooth technical operations during live performances.

What are typical responsibilities of a QLab Operator during live performances?

A QLab Operator is responsible for setting up, programming, and executing audio, video, and lighting cues according to show requirements. During performances, they monitor the cue list, trigger cues at precise moments, and troubleshoot any technical issues that arise in real time. Collaboration with stage managers, lighting technicians, and audio engineers is common to ensure seamless integration of all production elements. The role often requires working under pressure and adapting quickly to last-minute changes to maintain show quality.

What is a QLab job?

A QLab job typically involves working with QLab, a software used for designing and running multimedia cues in live performances, theater, and installations. Responsibilities may include programming lighting, audio, and video cues, troubleshooting technical issues, and ensuring smooth execution of live productions. Professionals in this role often work as sound designers, AV technicians, or production engineers in theater, broadcast, or event industries.

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TECHNICIAN (PT)

City of Dearborn Career Opportunities

Dearborn, MI • On-site

$21.62/hr

Part-time

Posted 29 days ago

Job description

Location: Ford Community and Performing Arts Center & locations around City of Dearborn

Hours of Work: Part time. Scheduling is based upon events and needs of the department.

Duties and Responsibilities:

An employee in this classification works on a part-time basis, providing technical support for the successful operation of events and activities at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center and other locations throughout the City of Dearborn. Duties include but are not limited to:

- Loading and unloading of stage, audio visual, lighting and event equipment from city vehicles; client and vendor vehicles.

- Assist in the set up, operation and strike of staging, audio, video, lighting, rigging, and event equipment.

- Part of a team that provides, behind the scenes, support to internal and external clients, in the successful operation of their event.

- Assist in maintenance of stage, scene shop and storage areas.

- Assist in inventory and repair of audio, video and lighting equipment.

- Provide day of event technical support and operation of one of the following disciplines; Live Audio mixing duties, theatrical lighting control, live video system control and/or theatrical fly system and rigging operation.

- May be required to drive city vehicles to deliver supplies and equipment to various locations.

- Construction, paint, and finishing of sets and scenery.

Knowledge, Skills, and Physical Requirements:

- Knowledge of technical theatre and live event operations.

- Advance knowledge and demonstrated proficiency in at least 2 technical disciplines:

  • Live Audio:
    • Experience in operation of large format digital and analog consoles, in live concert settings
    • Installation and operation of a variety of speaker systems. Line Array & Point Source
    • Experience in mixing large scale live events FOH & monitors
    • Experience working with a variety of acts; Touring bands, orchestra, choir, corporate, musical theatre, etc.
    • Ability to troubleshoot and repair audio equipment as needed
  • Theatrical Lighting
    • Experience and knowledge of a variety conventional and intelligent lighting fixtures.
    • Experience in programming and control of intelligent lighting systems.
    • Experience in live operation of lighting consoles for a variety of acts; Touring bands, orchestra, choir, corporate, musical theatre, etc.
    • Ability to troubleshoot and repair lighting equipment as needed
  • Video / Projection
    • Knowledge of large venue projector systems
    • Knowledge of video formats and resolutions
    • Ability to control a variety of video content; Qlab, Powerpoint, Pro Presenter, etc.
    • Knowledge of PTZ cameras, video switchers and streaming gear.
  • Fly / Rigging
    • Advance knowledge and experience with a single purchase fly system.
    • Demonstrated knowledge and experience in the safe operation and practices of stage rigging.
    • Experience with electric chain hoists, and orchestra shell systems.

- Demonstrate regular and predictable attendance. Hours vary as scheduled. Some shifts may be 10+ hours.

- Self-motivated; ability to follow directions and complete assigned tasks with minimal supervision

- Ability to establish and maintain positive relationships with internal and external clients.

- Ability to move and lift up to 50 lbs.

- Ability to stand and be physically active for long periods of time.

- Provide supervision to other employees

Experience and Training Requirements

- Must have 2-3 years previous experience in live events or technical theatre.

- Interest in live event and technical theatre operations.

- Knowledge of signal flow, electrical current load, AV equipment repair and maintenance.

- Ability to work on ladders, cat-walks, man lifts, and scissor lifts.

- Knowledge and ability to use basic manual and power shop tools.

- Certification in audio, lighting, video or rigging systems; preferred but not required

Licensing Requirements

- Criminal history check, drug screen and physical

- Valid State of Michigan driver’s license

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