Job title: Sound Engineer
Location: [Company location]
Reports to: [Audio Director or Production Manager]
Employment type: [Full-time / Contract]
Job summary:
We're looking for a technically skilled Sound Engineer to record, mix, and manage audio for [setting, e.g. recording studio, live events, film, or broadcast] at [Company name]. You'll make sure every project sounds clear, balanced, and professional.
This role shapes the audience's experience. Clean, reliable audio helps the business deliver high-quality productions and keep clients and artists returning.
Key responsibilities:
- Set up and test microphones, mixing consoles, and audio equipment.
- Record, edit, and mix audio for live or recorded projects.
- Run sound checks and adjust levels before performances or sessions.
- Monitor sound quality and solve technical issues in real time.
- Use tools such as Pro Tools, Logic Pro, or Ableton Live.
- Work with artists, producers, and directors to achieve the desired sound.
- Maintain, repair, and store audio equipment.
- Keep session files organized and backed up.
Qualifications: - Degree or certificate in audio engineering or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- [2+] years of professional audio engineering experience.
- Proficiency in digital audio workstations.
- Strong knowledge of signal flow, acoustics, and microphones.
- Ability to lift equipment and work evenings and weekends.
Skills: - Mixing and mastering.
- Critical listening.
- Troubleshooting.
- Attention to detail.
- Clear communication with artists and crew.
Nice to have: - Dante or AVIXA CTS certification.
- Experience with live sound for large venues.
Benefits: - [Health insurance]
- [Paid time off]
- [Overtime pay]
- [Gear and plug-in allowance]
- [Salary range]
