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Acquisition.com
Sound Designer
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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.
$69,426 / year median in Nevada
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Sound Designer Acquisition.com - 5.0 Las Vegas, NV Job Details Full-time $80,000 - $90,000 a year 1 hour ago Benefits Health savings account Paid holidays Health insurance Unlimited paid time off Dental insurance Flexible spending account Employee assistance program Vision insurance 401(k) matching Qualifications Post-production Music mixing Digital project management boards Managing projects Sound design editing monday.com Media editing tools Full Job Description About ACQ Media ACQ Media is the in-house media engine behind Acquisition.com and its portfolio of brands led by Alex Hormozi, Leila Hormozi, and Sharran Srivatsaa. Our mission is to build the leading business media organization in the world by 2030. We produce high-performance long-form series, podcasts, and daily social content that reach millions of people around the globe. Our content is not vanity media — it is designed to drive measurable reach, deepen brand influence, and create downstream business impact across the entire Acquisition.com ecosystem. We operate like a studio, not a startup content team. That means structured workflows, high-volume production, clear performance standards, and an aggressive commitment to innovation — including AI-native audio workflows. If you're joining ACQ Media, you're not here to just mix audio. You're here to help build a media powerhouse. Role The Sound Designer is a core member of ACQ Media's post-production audio team, responsible for executing high-quality audio work across multiple series and content formats simultaneously. You will work within an established pipeline — supported and mentored by the Senior Sound Designer — handling dialogue editing, sound design, music integration, and mix on long-form series, podcasts, and social content. You will also support production audio capture on set as needed, gaining hands-on experience working alongside high-profile talent in a professional production environment. This is a role for someone who is serious about their craft, eager to grow, and genuinely excited to be part of a collaborative team. You don't need to have all the answers yet — but you need to care deeply about the work, be coachable, and show up for the people around you. Reports directly to the Senior Sound Designer. Must be in Las Vegas, NV or willing to relocate. Responsibilities Audio Execution & Sound Design Execute dialogue editing, sound design, music integration, and audio mix across assigned series and content formats Deliver clean, polished audio that meets ACQ Media's quality standards and brand guidelines for each project Work across multiple active series simultaneously, managing your own workload and flagging timeline risks early Apply consistent mix templates, sound design direction, and delivery specs as established by the Senior Sound Designer Contribute creative ideas and solutions — your perspective on the work matters and is welcome Post-Production Audio Support Support the full audio post pipeline from raw production files through final delivery Perform audio cleanup, noise reduction, and dialogue restoration to ensure production recordings are post-ready Integrate music, sound effects, and ambient elements in service of the story and brand tone Complete QC passes on your own work before submission, catching issues before they become revisions Collaborate closely with video editors to ensure audio decisions serve the overall cut Production Audio Support Assist with on-set audio capture as needed, supporting the production team during shoots Help maintain organized, clearly labeled audio files and session handoffs so nothing gets lost between production and post Follow production audio best practices and flag any capture issues immediately so they can be addressed before post Workflow & Standards Follow established audio workflows, intake processes, and naming conventions consistently Keep project sessions organized, well-documented, and easy for any team member to pick up Communicate clearly and proactively with the Senior Sound Designer and post team about workload, progress, and any blockers Contribute to a clean, reliable handoff culture — your outputs should make the next person's job easier, not harder Growth & Collaboration Actively engage with feedback from the Senior Sound Designer — take it seriously, apply it, and ask questions Stay curious about new tools, techniques, and AI-driven audio solutions; share what you're learning with the team Support teammates when bandwidth allows and accept help when you need it — this team wins together Bring a collaborative, no-ego attitude to every project and every interaction Requirements 3+ years of professional experience in audio post-production, sound design, or a closely related audio discipline Solid foundation in dialogue editing, sound design, music integration, and mix for long-form or short-form content Experience working within established post-production pipelines and delivering to spec on deadline Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously without losing quality or missing handoffs Comfortable working within project management systems (Monday.com) and collaborative post pipelines Familiarity with industry-standard DAWs audio tools and programs Exposure to AI audio tools is a plus — curiosity about them is a must Comfortable working in project management systems and collaborative production environments A genuine team player — you communicate openly, accept feedback well, and make the people around you better Podcast and YouTube content experience is a plus You don't need to be the most experienced person in the room — you need to be the most coachable Results Assigned audio deliverables are completed on time, at standard, and with minimal revision cycles Sessions are consistently organized, clearly labeled, and easy for any team member to pick up without confusion Production audio handoffs into post are supported reliably — files are clean, organized, and ready to work with Feedback from the Senior Sound Designer is applied quickly and visibly — growth is measurable over time The team experiences you as someone who makes collaboration easier, not harder Over time, your work requires less oversight and your creative instincts become a trusted part of the team's output At ACQ Media, we don't just hire for skill — we hire for character. We want people who are excellent at what they do and genuinely good to work with. If that's you, we'd love to meet you.