Production Technician

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Idaho.

📋 Description

• Set up, test, and maintain staging, audio, video, lighting, and computer systems.

• Troubleshoot technical systems in performance spaces and retail areas.

• Coordinate with staging and lighting vendors to ensure proper setup.

• Collaborate with venue staff to fulfill technical requirements for space and equipment.

• Support security measures and ensure a safe environment for events.

• Oversee truck loading and unloading, as well as assist with meal procurement for staff.

• Record and audit critique videos during events, ensuring accurate backups.

• Occasionally serve as Announcer or Video Specialist as scheduled.

• Manage logistics for crew meals, including menu selection and ordering.

• Travel to and support live dance events throughout the event season.

• Work with vendors, venue staff, and fellow event personnel to guarantee reliable and high-quality technical execution.

⛳️ Requirements

• Previous experience in technical support, live production, or AV setups for events.

• Training or education in theater technology, broadcasting, or related disciplines (Preferred).

• Familiarity with lighting, audio, and multimedia systems in live-event settings (Preferred).

• Experience in technical theater, broadcasting, or film/TV, with insights into lighting, sound, and media workflows.

• Proficient in mixing live audio on analog consoles and managing microphones.

• Basic knowledge of networking and computer troubleshooting.

• Familiar with video systems and software.

• Knowledge of Microsoft Windows OS and MS Office Suite.

• Strong problem-solving abilities, adaptability, and capacity to perform under pressure.

• Must live within a reasonable distance from a U.S. international airport or hub.

• Willingness to travel frequently during the event season (January–July).

• Ability to attend approximately 6–10 regional events annually and possibly 1–2 national events.

• Capability to lift up to 50 pounds and set up equipment.

• Comfortable sharing hotel accommodations with same-gender colleagues during event assignments.

• All new or first-year event staff must attend an audition and training session in Eagle, Idaho, typically held from January 4th to 8th.

🏝️ Benefits

• Mission-Driven Work: Inspire and celebrate the next generation of artists across the country.

• 100% Employee-Owned (ESOP): Build long-term wealth and ownership in a rapidly growing company.

• Annual Bonus based on a percentage of EBITDA, subject to eligibility.

• 401(k) Retirement Plan with a 3% Company Contribution, subject to plan eligibility.

• Flights, transportation, lodging, and meals provided for the required Eagle, Idaho audition and training session.