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What they do
A Sound Engineering Technician works with sound equipment and software. Creates the optimal mix, level and balance of amplified sound for live performances, records and edits sound in studios or at performances. Edits soundtracks for films, shows and games.
$64,685 / year median in Connecticut
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Under the direction of the Lead Audio Technician or assigned lead or supervisor the incumbent is responsible for the smooth functioning of the operation of audio equipment relative to sound volume and quality in accordance with MPGE entertainment department policies. High school diploma or GED required with three (3) to five (5) years of experience mixing headline entertainment; or a bachelor degree in related field is required. Must have front of house mix board experience. Position requires frequent standing, walking, leaning, reaching and moderate lifting/carrying weights of up to 100 pounds as well as accurate hearing and good close vision. Environment is a workshop that is noisy.