Where do audio engineers work?

Audio Engineers are hired for various types of recording jobs. You may work in a recording studio, handling the sound needs of musical artists while they record demos or albums, or you may work with voiceover actors or recording voice tracks for various projects. Some Audio Engineers focus on recording live performances or speeches at venues and events, such as concerts, conventions, and conferences. You may find yourself working on film sets, in theaters, at corporate events, or outdoor concerts. While all Audio Engineers have the same basic understanding of how to use equipment and monitor sound, every job is different and may require specialized skills.