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Studio Technology Engineer MrBeast / Beast Industries Greenville, NC (on-site) Full-time IT Studio Production ABOUT THE ROLE MrBeast makes some of the most watched content on the planet, and almost ...

Studio Technology Engineer MrBeast / Beast Industries • Greenville, NC (on-site) • Full-time IT × Studio Production ABOUT THE ROLE MrBeast makes some of the most watched content on the planet ...

Our Digital Services Support team keeps our studio technology running seamlessly, enabling world-class creative productions through exceptional technical support and client service. The Role We're ...

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Studio Technician

Manhattan, NY · On-site

$62.50 - $68.75/hr

RESPONSIBILITIES − Reporting into the Chief Engineer, supports day-to-day operations of studio technology systems, software, and equipment. − Serves as supervising technical lead on-site when the ...

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How much do studio tech jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 3, 2026, the average hourly pay for studio tech in the United States is $19.22, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.90 and $22.84 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Studio Tech vs Audio Engineer?

AspectStudio TechAudio Engineer
CredentialsTypically requires technical certifications or associate degrees in audio technologyOften holds a bachelor's degree in audio engineering or related field
Work EnvironmentWorks primarily in recording studios, handling equipment setup and maintenanceWorks in studios, live venues, or broadcast settings, focusing on sound mixing and editing
Job FocusTechnical support, equipment troubleshooting, and setupSound recording, mixing, and mastering for projects
Employer & Industry UsageCommonly employed by recording studios, production companies, and educational institutionsEmployed by recording studios, broadcast stations, and live event companies

While both roles work within the audio industry, a Studio Tech primarily handles technical support and equipment management, whereas an Audio Engineer focuses on sound production, mixing, and editing. Understanding these differences helps clarify career paths and job expectations in the audio field.

How do you become a studio tech?

To become a studio tech, candidates typically need a high school diploma or equivalent, along with technical skills related to audio, video, or lighting equipment. Relevant experience, certifications, or training in media production or technical support can improve job prospects, and familiarity with industry-standard tools is often required.

What does a studio tech do?

A studio tech is responsible for setting up, maintaining, and operating audio, video, or recording equipment in a studio environment. They ensure equipment functions properly, troubleshoot technical issues, and support production staff during recording or broadcasting sessions. Knowledge of audio/video tools and technical skills are essential for this role.
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Infographic showing various Studio Tech job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 74% Full Time, 13% Part Time, 11% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 91% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 7% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $39,981 per year, or $19.2 per hour.

Studio Technology Engineer

MrBeast

Greenville, NC • On-site

Full-time

Posted 16 days ago


Job description

Studio Technology Engineer

MrBeast / Beast Industries    Greenville, NC (on-site)    Full-time  

IT Studio Production

ABOUT THE ROLE

MrBeast makes some of the most watched content on the planet, and almost none of it happens in a normal office. Our IT team supported close to 30 productions in the first half of 2026 alone: building networks on sets that didn't exist a week earlier, running livestreams with dozens of simultaneous feeds, shipping custom hardware and software to shoots, and keeping a fleet of hundreds of loaner devices moving in and out of the field.

This role sits at the center of that work. You're an experienced technologist who is genuinely comfortable on a production set, and you're the person who brings order to studio support: you take a producer's idea, figure out what it actually needs from a technology standpoint, scope it into a technical solution roadmap, and either build it yourself or coordinate the teammates who will. When cameras roll, the tech works because you were in the room early.

This is not a helpdesk position. We have a support desk that handles day-to-day tickets; you're the layer above it. You'll carry engineering-level IT operations work between productions, act as an escalation point, and use AI aggressively to make yourself and the whole team faster.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

  • Support productions on the ground. Design, deploy, and tear down networks for shoots at permanent studios and pop-up locations. Support AV and livestream rigs, on-site shoot tech, town halls and company events, and the loaner hardware fleet (laptops, phones, iPads, satellite internet) that keeps productions running.
  • Scope production technology projects. Work our production intake process alongside the team that owns it. Sit in planning meetings with ideation, creation, and production, translate creative concepts into technical requirements, timelines, and budgets, and flag risks before they become night-before fires. Write lightweight scoping docs that turn a wild idea into a buildable plan.
  • Coordinate the work, not just do it. Production support is shared across the whole IT team. You'll help decide who covers what shoot, keep documentation current so no project depends on one person's memory, and make sure every engagement gets a clean handoff and closeout.
  • Carry engineering-level IT operations. Own projects across identity and access (Okta, Google Workspace), endpoint management and MDM rollouts (Mac and Windows), network infrastructure, and system integrations. Serve as an escalation point above the support desk and contribute to purchasing decisions and annual IT planning.
  • Use AI like a power tool. We expect agentic AI in daily use here, not as a novelty. You'll build and maintain automations and agent workflows, contribute to our AI-assisted helpdesk, and prototype internal tools for production departments with AI assistance. If a task is repetitive, your instinct should be to automate it.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

  • 5+ years in hands-on IT, systems, or solutions engineering in a fast-moving environment, with strong fundamentals across identity, endpoints, networking, and troubleshooting under pressure.
  • Real production or live-event experience. You've supported video production, broadcast, live streaming, staging, or live events, and you know what a set needs from technology before anyone asks.
  • Solid networking chops. You can stand up a reliable temporary network (Wi-Fi, VLANs, firewalls, failover, DHCP/DNS/VPN) in an imperfect location on a deadline.
  • Demonstrated agentic AI use. You've built something real with AI agents or automation platforms: workflows, integrations, internal tools. Chat-only usage doesn't count. Be ready to show us.
  • An organizer's brain. You intake business requirements, scope work before starting it, write things down, and communicate clearly with non-technical creatives under stress.
  • A strong security foundation. You build with data security, access control, and best practices in mind by default.
  • Production-compatible flexibility. On-site in Greenville, NC, with shoot-driven hours and occasional travel. Productions don't keep office hours and neither does this role, though we work hard to keep the load sane and shared.

NICE TO HAVE

  • Streaming and AV stacks: OBS, vMix, SRT/NDI, video switchers, multi-camera rigs, Zoom Rooms or similar conference AV.
  • Enterprise tooling we use: Okta, Google Workspace admin, Slack, MDM (FleetDM, Intune or similar), enterprise networking platforms (Meter, Ubiquiti, Cisco).
  • Scripting or light development (Python, JavaScript, or low-code automation platforms) to glue systems together; GitHub familiarity.
  • Post-production adjacency: editing infrastructure, shared storage, render pipelines, asset management.
  • Project coordination experience in a production, events, or MSP context where you owned scoping and client communication.
  • Certifications (CompTIA A+/Network+, Google IT, Apple, Microsoft, Linux) are a plus, not a requirement. We care more about what you've built.

WHAT MAKES THIS ROLE DIFFERENT

In the last year this team has built GPS trackers worn by contestants, custom weigh-in systems for a weight-loss show, networking for fifty simultaneous streamers, and biometrics for people surviving in the wilderness. Nobody sells an off-the-shelf product for most of what we're asked to do, which is exactly the fun of it. If you want an IT job where the requests are predictable, this is the wrong posting. If you want to solve a genuinely new technical problem every month and see the result on screen in front of hundreds of millions of people, there isn't a better seat in the industry.