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Technical Director
GREAT Theatre
Technical Director
As Technical Director your primary focus and responsibility is to support all technical needs for GREAT productions, camps, and outreach activities. This includes planning, scheduling, engineering, executing, and supervising to ensure the safe, efficient, and timely production of all events as well as ensure the accurate construction and implementation of designs in line with the artistic vision and allocated resources. Working in collaboration with the leadership team, you play a key role in cultivating a culture that is positive, efficient, inclusive, educational, and collaborative.
Lighting Supervisor
Texas State University
Lighting Supervisor
The School of Theatre, Dance, and Film at Texas State University seeks a 12-month full-time staff Lighting Supervisor. The successful candidate will join a dynamic department dedicated to a collaborative and immersive approach to production and education, overseeing all lighting, electrical, and projections logistics across four venues while mentoring graduate and undergraduate students.
Overseeing the planning and execution of lighting designs, rep plots, and projection execution, including prep, hang, focus, and changeovers; Maintaining and troubleshooting performance lighting systems, ETC consoles, dimmers, networked control systems, and conventional/LED/moving luminaires; Mentoring student lighting technicians, lab students, and supervising production crews; Ensuring adherence to safety protocols, fall protection, and safe rigging operations; Maintaining accurate equipment inventories and managing production and maintenance budgets; Collaborating with faculty, staff, and guest artists, with potential opportunities to teach one section of lighting technology or stagecraft each semester.
VAP Performance, Theater, and Dance - Design
Colby College
VAP Performance, Theater, and Dance - Design
The Colby College Department of Performance, Theater, and Dance seeks a one-year Visiting Assistant Professor in Design for the 2027/28 academic year, appointment beginning July 1, 2027; to teach two courses (Introduction to Design and an additional course in the candidate’s area of specialization) and create two designs for department productions (flexible design area). The successful candidate will be sincerely interested in joining a liberal arts teaching environment, committed to student mentorship, and keen to collaborate within a department that champions innovative and interdisciplinary performance practices and new work development. Candidates must have expertise in scenic design and/or lighting design, and hold an MFA degree or equivalent professional experience at the time of hire. Expertise in a secondary design or research area is desirable; this might include projection design, sound design, virtual worlds, computational methods, etc.
Colby is a private, coeducational liberal arts college that admits students and makes personnel decisions on the basis of the individual’s qualifications to contribute to Colby’s educational objectives and institutional needs. The principle of not discriminating on the basis of race, color, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, religion, caste, national or ethnic origin, marital status, genetic information, political beliefs, veteran or military status, parental status, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, physical or mental disability unrelated to the job or course of study requirements is consistent with the mission of a liberal arts college and the law.
- Relevant design expertise
- Teaching/mentorship experience
- An MFA in design or a related field, or equivalent professional experience
Please submit:
- Cover letter explaining your interest in this specific position
- CV
- Teaching statement (your approach to design pedagogy, specific examples that illustrate your ability to mentor students and to teach inclusively across a range of student experience levels)
- Design portfolio (links to digital portfolios are preferred)
- contact information for three professional references.
Assistant Professor of Teaching in Stage Management
University of California, Irvine
Assistant Professor of Teaching in Stage Management
The Department of Drama at the University of California, Irvine invites applications for a full-time Assistant Professor of Teaching in Stage Management (and/or Entertainment Management). We seek a stage management or entertainment management educator and practitioner who will help shape the department’s future and advance the excellence, reach, and national recognition of its Stage Management program. The successful candidate will bring current professional knowledge, a thoughtful approach to teaching, and the ability to turn developments in live performance into meaningful opportunities for students. This work aligns with the department’s vision of cultivating critically engaged artists through new theatrical work and emergent forms, grounding in the established repertoire, and collaboration across Claire Trevor School of the Arts, UCI, the region, and the nation.
Undergraduate and graduate education are equally important to this appointment. We seek a colleague who values introducing students to stage management as deeply as mentoring experienced graduate students toward collaborative leadership. In partnership with the Head of Stage Management, faculty, staff, and guest artists, this individual will strengthen the relationship between classroom learning, production practice, and students’ professional lives.
Scenic Welder / Carpenter - FULL TIME
Des Moines Metro Opera
Scenic Welder / Carpenter - FULL TIME
Who says the Midwest plays it small? In this role you’ll turn designs into scenery that challenges you to think, build, and solve problems in new ways. Work with artists and carpenters from the first drawings through installation, with room to grow your craft and experience.
This is a full-time, non-exempt position with regular 40-hour weeks and overtime paid at 1.5× after 40 hours.
Benefits include health coverage, an employer-matched 401(k), paid time off, sick leave, and paid holidays. We also provide safety training, professional development, and a moving expense allowance paid on your first day of work.
Ideal start: December 2026, with flexibility for the right candidate.
Apply soon—applications are reviewed and qualified candidates are interviewed as they come in.
Full posting and application: https://desmoinesmetroopera.org/employment/
- Hands-on welding and metal fabrication experience, with the ability to build confidently in wood. We work in steel and aluminum and support training where you want to grow.
- At least a couple of years of scenic shop, theatre carpentry, or closely related fabrication experience. Relevant experience outside theatre is welcome.
- Ability to read drawings, use shop tools safely, and build projects of different types and scales.
- Clear communication, attention to detail, and a team-focused approach to working with artists, carpenters, and interns.
- Ability to work safely in shop and theatre spaces, including on ladders and lifts and near stage edges; lift at least 50 pounds unassisted; and stand, sit, kneel, and bend as the work requires.
- Experience with forklifts, lift-gate trucks, and scenic installation is valuable.
Assistant Professor of Practice – Technical Director
Univ of Nebraska-Lincoln
Assistant Professor of Practice – Technical Director
The Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln invites applications for an Assistant Professor of Practice – Technical Director. This position offers an exciting opportunity to help shape the school’s reimagined BFA in Entertainment Design & Production, connecting foundational theatrical craft with emerging technologies across live performance, film, digital media, and immersive entertainment.
We seek a collaborative technical leader with expertise in scenic construction and engineering, rigging, safety, fabrication, and contemporary entertainment technologies. The successful candidate will provide technical leadership for School productions, teach and mentor students through hands-on, practice-based learning, contribute to curriculum development, and collaborate with faculty and staff across Theatre, Film, Entertainment Design & Production, and Emerging Media Arts.
https://employment.unl.edu/ and search for Requisition F_260112
Minimum Qualifications: BFA in Technical Theatre or a related field with significant professional experience in lieu of a terminal degree; at least two years of professional experience in technical direction or related live entertainment production; demonstrated expertise in traditional theatrical craft, construction, fabrication, and contemporary entertainment technology; one year of collegiate teaching or equivalent professional training, mentorship, or instructional experience; and demonstrated project-management and leadership skills.
Preferred Qualifications: MFA in Technical Theatre or a related field; additional professional and higher education teaching experience; and experience with emerging production technologies, interdisciplinary entertainment production, or curriculum development. Professional certifications in relevant software, safety, rigging, fabrication, or technical systems.
Lighting Technician
Peace Center
Lighting Technician
Reporting to the Director of Production, the Lighting Technician oversees the electrics department for all incoming productions and maintenance activities at Peace Center venues. Working in a safe and consistent manner, the ideal candidate will be an organized leader who works well with local and touring crews. This position assumes a leadership role for show and work calls and provides input on the shape and direction of the production department. Technicians are expected to perform tasks in other areas, working across departments as necessary; however, it is understood that cross-departmental work will not interfere with the safe and professional execution of primary responsibilities.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES (Include, but are not limited to)
Lead electricians and stagehands in the preparation, installation, operation, and maintenance of performance lighting equipment including incandescent, LED, and moving head fixtures, follow spots, and atmospherics. Serve as master electrician, programmer/board operator, or basic lighting designer to meet production requirements.
As assigned by Production Management, manage and complete projects including the review of show riders, light plots, lighting paperwork, crew calls, and various other reports and correspondence. Evaluate incoming light plots, advance lighting requirements, and communicate production needs with the Peace Center production team and touring personnel.
Manage and maintain repertory light plots including hang, circuiting, focus, and show file maintenance. Adjust and restore lighting as needed for performances and events.
Assist Production Management in the development and implementation of preventative maintenance routines and inspections
Inspect, maintain, and repair lighting equipment. Always maintain a safe and orderly working environment.
Lead collaborative efforts for special and capital projects, including the research, purchasing, construction, and installation of said projects
Establish and maintain interpersonal relationships by developing constructive and cooperative working relationships with others and maintaining them over time
Adhere to and promote all OSHA, NFPA, and NEC regulations as they pertain to the safe operation of all production elements
Guide, train, and mentor casual crew who are interested in taking on more responsibility within the field
Complete all other job-related duties as assigned
Additional duties as assigned and deemed necessary to the position
QUALIFICATIONS:
High school diploma or GED required.
Minimum three years’ experience as an electrician in theatre or on a touring production.
Experience reading and implementing light plots and lighting paperwork
Proficiency in operating and programming Eos family consoles, MA2 and MA3 family consoles, and Paradigm architectural control systems
Knowledge of the needs of all departments associated with theatrical production, including load ins, performances, load outs, and maintenance calls
Basic knowledge of theatrical rigging equipment is an asset
Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Outlook), Vectorworks 2024, and Lightwright 6
Ability to operate or train to operate various lifts and heavy equipment
Ability to obtain an OSHA 30 course completion card
ETCP certification or ability to become ETCP certified
Ability to work well with others
Ability to lead others with confidence and integrity
Able to work a flexible schedule including nights and weekends
Critical thinking and good judgement
Work well under pressure both independently and as a team
Ability to read and interpret technical documents and drawings
REQUIREMENTS:
Ability to lift and maneuver 50 lbs. repeatedly, alone or with assistance.
Ability to crouch, twist, bend, stoop, climb stairs and ladders, stand, and sit for extended periods of time, reach above, below and at neck level, work at heights above the floor.
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Costume Shop Manager
The Rose Theater
Costume Shop Manager
Lead the daily operation of our costume shop and oversee costume construction, maintenance, organization, and preparation for mainstage, education, Rose Brigade, and Metro Tour productions. Collaborate with Costume Designers and the Production Director to bring designs to life, lead mainstage costume builds, serve as lead draper, and supervise stitchers, apprentices, overhire, and volunteers. This is a hands-on position for a creative, organized, and collaborative costume professional who can manage multiple projects and production deadlines.
- Bachelor's degree in theater, costume design, fashion design, or a related field or equivalent professional experience.
- Demonstrated experience in costume construction, including patterning, draping, cutting, sewing, alterations, and repairs.
- Strong organizational, communication, time-management, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to manage multiple projects and meet production deadlines.
- Experience supervising or leading staff, overhire, apprentices, or volunteers.
- Ability to collaborate effectively with Costume Designers, guest artists, and production teams.
- Knowledge of costume history and a variety of costume construction techniques and materials.
- Basic proficiency with Google Workspace and Microsoft Office.
- Commitment to anti-racism, anti-oppression, inclusion, and creating welcoming spaces.
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds, climb stairs/ladders, and work on-site in a hands-on production environment.
- Ability to work a flexible schedule, including occasional evenings and weekends.
- CPR/First Aid and OSHA 10 certification preferred; candidates may obtain these certifications after employment.
CAD Drafter
TTS Studios
CAD Drafter
The CAD Drafter of TTS Studios reports to the Head of Tech Design and is responsible for creating 3D models and 2D construction plates as well as CNC files and other technical / graphical communications. CAD Drafter is responsible for considering the scope of the project and technical briefs and for interpreting the design intent to create the best construction plan possible. They also work with the Project Managers and Director of Production to provide accurate, efficient plans for the different fabrication departments as well as closeout/installation documentation. The CAD Drafter is responsible for participating in the creation and maintenance of all modeling, drafting, and CNC standards.
Hours: Monday through Friday onsite, 8:00am to 4:30pm; 40 hours of work expected per week
Duties:
- Report to Head of Tech Design for task assignments and due dates
- Design technical solutions for units based on project parameters and technical briefs
- Report purchasing needs to Project Management throughout the design process
- Create 3D models and work out engineering challenges to turn into construction drawings
- Continuously and consistently work towards improving processes, drafting standards, cad templates, block library, etc.
- Work with other departments to explore/experiment with new products and materials
- Peer-review completed models before the technical design teammates create construction drawings
- Peer-review construction drawings before they are released to the shop
- Participate in project engineering meetings
- Collaborate with Head of Tech Design, Project Managers, and Director of Production
- Participate in part standards creation
- Create closeout and assembly documents per project
- Assistance on the floor as needed; specifically with sampling
- Participate in standard meetings (kickoff meetings, staff meetings, engineering meetings, postmortems, etc.)
- Participate in site surveys as needed
- Maintain clean office space
Requirements:
- Proficiency in CAD (AutoCAD preferred)
- No less than 2 years of experience in drafting
- High attention to Detail
- Ability to self-manage and work with others productively
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and projects at the same time
Preferred:
- Experience using project management software such as Asana
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
- Proficiency in Google Drive
- Hands-on experience fabricating, assembling, and installing assets
- Understanding of construction application techniques including wood, steel, aluminum, plastics, etc.
- Experience with conducting site surveys
Benefits of the Job:
- 10 total days of PTO to be used at the Employee’s discretion; approval required.
- Employer contribution to employee medical (after 30 days)
- Option to enroll in dental and vision (after 30 days)
- Matching 401k plan (after 30 days)
Reports to:
Head of Tech Design
Location:
North Charleston, South Carolina. This position is fully on-site and does not offer remote or hybrid work arrangements.
Job Type: Full-time / Hourly (non-exempt)
Compensation:
$28/hour (non-exempt)
To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to careers@tts-studios.com
NO CALLS PLEASE
Production & Facilities Manager
Quintessence Theatre
Production & Facilities Manager
Quintessence Theatre, beginning its 17th season of producing epic, classic theatre in Northwest Philadelphia, seeks an experienced Production and Facilities Manager to join our team. This person supervises all main stage and educational productions and events and has overall responsibility for facilities management. They are responsible for budgeting, scheduling work, ordering supplies, and coordinating various production departments. This position hires the technical crew and works with the management team to make sure the technical elements of a show are completed safely, on time, and on budget. Night and weekend work is required during production periods. This is a full-time, salaried position which reports to the Executive Director.
Stage Properties Manager
Wright State University
Stage Properties Manager
Technical Director (Theater)
Zach Theater
Technical Director (Theater)
At Zach, we believe in the power of light—to illuminate new ideas, spark imagination, and bring people together. As Austin’s leading professional producing theater, we create vibrant, intimate theater experiences that engage, inspire, and connect our community. The Technical Director is in charge of the on-time and on-budget execution of Scenery for Main Stage, Family Series, Education, and Event productions, including support of Development and Marketing events, at the direction of the Director of Production. This position works in conjunction with the Stage Operations Supervisor and Assistant Technical Director in order to achieve high pace and safe scenery change overs, including leading load-in and load-out of scenery, automation, and special effects. This role maintains budgets, creates calendars, schedules, hires and supervises technical personnel for all operations at the Nowlin-Renaud Scenic Studios, including Scenery and Paint shops. This position is responsible for guiding the scenic construction and engineering decisions throughout the design process including automation and special effects. In conjunction with the Assistant Technical Director, the TD produces accurate and detailed drawing packets including ground plans, sections, and construction drawings for all productions. The TD is responsible for the daily operations of the Nowlin-Renaud Scenic Studios supervising the fabrication and paint shops and their teams and resources.
- 6+ years of scene shop leadership (preferred), including budget and hiring experience OR 3+ years of scene shop leadership and an MFA in Technical Direction or related field, with specific knowledge of Stage Automation practices, equipment, and techniques
- Ability to produce construction drawings, from concept to shop floor, using both 2D and 3D AutoCAD drafting techniques
- Ability in design and installation of Stage Automation solution, with preferred familiarity of Creative Conners equipment and SpikeMark software
- Demonstrated knowledge of 3d Printing, CnC, and other advanced fabrication techniques, specifically in preparatory drafting
Resident Crew - Lead Carpenter
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Resident Crew - Lead Carpenter
Open Rank Professor, 9 Month Salaried
Florida State University
Open Rank Professor, 9 Month Salaried
The Florida State University School of Dance seeks a dynamic artist and collaborative leader to fill anOpen Rank faculty position in Lighting and Visual Design while serving as Director of Production. This hybrid faculty-administrative position combines teaching, creative research, student mentorship, production design, and oversight of the School's production operations. The successful candidate will maintain an active program of creative and/or scholarly activity, teach undergraduate and graduate courses in lighting and visual design, mentor student artists and designers, and provide leadership for the planning, coordination, and execution of all School of Dance productions.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Statement:
FSU is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer
Primary Responsibilities are in the areas of Teaching and Student Mentorship, Creative Activity and Production Design, Service and Leadership as well as serve in the role of Director of Production.
Required Qualifications
• Terminal degree (M.F.A. or equivalent) in Lighting Design, Theatrical Design, Dance Production, Theatre, Dance, or a closely related field from an accredited institution.
• Minimum of five years of professional experience in lighting design, with significant experience designing for dance performance.
• Demonstrated expertise in lighting design processes, technologies, and production practices.
• Evidence of achievement in creative and/or scholarly work.
• Demonstrated commitment to teaching, mentoring, and collaborative artistic practice.
• Strong organizational, leadership, and project management skills.
Candidates who currently hold tenure and are seeking appointment with tenure at Florida State University will need to submit the materials for evaluation if selected. These materials are required to support the tenure review process at the time of hire. Finalists may be asked to provide the below additional documentation as part of the evaluation.
• Examples of excellence in research or creative activity or excellence in teaching.
• CV
• One-page statement of their accomplishments over the last five years.
• Discussion of their teaching, research and service (no longer than six pages).
• Three outside letters of recommendation directed specifically to Florida State University. No professional relationships should exist between the candidate and the external reviewer. Relationships include, but are not limited to, student-teacher (including dissertation committee chairs and members), colleagues in graduate school,
former departmental colleagues, collaborators, and co-authors.
Preferred Qualifications
• Successful university-level teaching experience.
• Experience supervising production operations, technical staff, and production budgets.
• Experience with Qlab, Vectorworks software, LightWright, Eos systems, Dante software, and Paradigm.
• Expertise in one or more complementary areas such as: Projection or media design, Costume design, Scenic design, Filmmaking or digital media production, Musical composition or sound design, Dance technology, Related movement or dance practices
• Experience working across interdisciplinary artistic environments.
• Demonstrated commitment to excellence and student-centered learning.
Contact Information
Associate Professor Daniel Smith, Search Committee Chair:Daniel.Smith@fsu.edu
Professor of Scenic Design
Texas State University
Professor of Scenic Design
The School of Theatre, Dance, and Film at Texas State University seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor of Scenic Design (Tenure Track or Professor of Practice), starting fall 2027. The successful candidate will join a nationally recognized department with a dynamic faculty dedicated to a collaborative and immersive approach to teaching graduate and undergraduate students.
Responsibilities include: Teaching graduate and undergraduate courses in scenic design and related topics such as drafting, history, analysis, and graphic skills; Mentoring and advising graduate and undergraduate student designers on realized production work; Actively recruiting exceptional candidates for the MFA design program; Participating in department production season planning; Collaborating with the Design, Technology, and Management Area in support of current initiatives and new developments; Maintaining an active agenda of creative and/or scholarly research, including occasional designs for department productions; Providing service to the School, College, and University, commensurate with rank.
· MFA in Theatre Design or commensurate experience.
· Active record of professional scenic design experience in regional and/or commercial theatre
· Strong CAD skills utilizing industry standard (Schematic, 3D, and Visualization)
· Strong digital and/or hand graphic skills that align with industry standards
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Costume Director
Atlanta Opera
Costume Director
The Costume Director is responsible for overseeing the Costume and Wardrobe Departments to produce world-class opera productions, both grand and intimate. This role ensures smooth daily operations of the shop and wardrobe facilities during the producing season. The Costume Director coordinates with the Designer to manage all costume items, including their purchase, construction, alteration, and maintenance for TAO productions. They support the artistic vision of the production, ensuring costumes are realized collaboratively, creatively, and within budget. Additionally, the Costume Director oversees the rental stock and rental program. This position reports to the Director of Production Planning and the Director of Production Operations.
Education: Bachelor/Bachelor of Fine Arts and/or graduate degree in Costume Technology or Management, or equivalent work experience in a professional theatrical costume shop.
Experience: At least ten (10) years of work experience in costume production and/or in a costume shop environment.
Technical Knowledge: Strong knowledge of costume construction techniques and practices, design techniques, materials, and industry trends.
Availability: Ability to work 6 days a week, including nights, weekends, holidays, and over 12 hours in a day as required by the production
schedule.
Performing Arts Knowledge: Working knowledge of the performing arts, including Opera, Theatre, and Dance.
Driver’s License: Valid driver’s license and a clean driving record.
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Northern Kentucky University
Assistant Professor of Scenic Design
The Theatre & Dance Program is seeking an active, professional artist to join our collaborative, diverse, and vibrant program located in the artistically rich greater Cincinnati area. The School of the Arts at Northern Kentucky University offers a wide array of degree programs in the visual and performing arts. The Theatre & Dance Program within the School of the Arts offers a BFA in Theatre Performance (with tracks in Acting, Musical Theatre, Dance Performance, Dance Pedagogy, and Playwriting), a BFA in Theatre Design, Technology, or Stage Management (with tracks in Theatre Design or Technology, and Stage Management), a BA in Theatre Arts, a Dance Minor, and a Theatre Minor. See the Theatre & Dance website at theatre.nku.edu for additional information.
Primary responsibilities include teaching design courses for the program, designing scenery, projections (including control and mapping), and/or props for mainstage season productions, scene painting, participating in production strikes, providing leadership and mentorship of students in the design area, recruiting and mentoring majors within the design area of the program, active participation/mentoring of students during scene shop lab, and shared oversight of paint/props/projection studio. Possible teaching responsibilities may include scenic design, projection design, control and mapping, properties design, scenic painting, drafting, Vectorworks, rendering, fundamentals of design, and special topics in design. Other duties will be assigned based on the candidate’s strengths, interests, and the needs of the program. Responsibilities also include the development of a scholarly/creative agenda in research, performance, and/or professional creative activities.
Full Compass
Technical Support and Events Specialist
Description
Love What You Do. Support the Pros Behind the Shows!
Full Compass Systems is a family-owned business with nearly 50 years of building strong relationships with both employees and customers. As a one-stop shop for audio, video, lighting, and musical equipment, we serve organizations of all sizes, from Fortune 100 companies to local startups and everything in between.
Benefits Include:
- On-site restaurant
- Volunteer Time Off (VTO)
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance
- 401(k) Retirement Plan
Position Details:
This is a full-time, on-site position. The regular schedule is Monday through Friday, with occasional evening and weekend hours as business needs require.
Join a team that helps bring performances, productions, and events to life while building a rewarding career with a company that values its people.
Position Summary
The Technical Support & Events Specialist is responsible for staging and operating audio, video, and lighting equipment for company meetings, vendor trainings, and in-house events, as well as maintaining and rotating gear in studios and retail spaces. The role also develops and delivers training seminars and webinars for internal sales associates and, when directed, for end users in collaboration with vendors. In addition, this position provides secondary technical product support for the Sales Department and customers, including consultation on system specification, integration, and operation.
Essential Job Duties
- Stage, set up, and operate audio, video, and lighting equipment for company meetings, vendor trainings, and in-house events.
- Plan, develop, and deliver internal training sessions, webinars, and demonstrations for sales staff; assist with vendor-led trainings and, when directed, support end-user training.
- Maintain and rotate equipment in studios, training rooms, and retail spaces; ensure systems are in proper working order and restored to default settings after use.
- Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues during internal events to ensure professional results
- Provide secondary technical support to the Sales staff, including consultation on product application, integration, and connectivity.
- Assist in preparing and presenting product demonstrations, trainings, and technical seminars in collaboration with the Tech Team and vendors
- Participate in manufacturer trainings and certification programs to maintain up-to-date product knowledge.
- Support Tech Team initiatives by reviewing new products, researching applications, and sharing technical information with internal teams.
- Maintain equipment, cables, and shop tools to ensure functionality and a safe, organized work environment.
- Demonstrate consistent and reliable attendance, maintain a professional demeanor, and participate in departmental meetings as required.
- Provides support through additional tasks and responsibilities aligned with business needs.
Requirements
Required Education and Experience
- High school diploma, or equivalent.
- Experience with Pro Audio, Visual, and Lighting equipment.
Preferred Education and Experience
- Customer service experience preferred.
- 2+ years of hands-on live audio/video/lighting production experience
Qualifications
- Flexible and available to work nights, weekends, and special events as needed.
- Strong ability to teach and train others on the technical operations of products.
- Physically able to lift up to 75 pounds on a regular basis.
- Valid Wisconsin driver’s license with clean driving record and current insurance.
- Hands-on working knowledge of:
- Audio equipment: mixers, microphones, DSP, amplifiers, speakers, recorders.
- Video equipment: cameras, decks, switchers, projectors.
- Stage lighting: dimmers, controllers, fixtures, intelligent lighting, and special effects.
- Tools and test equipment: soldering iron, multi-meter, and related hand tools.
Core Competencies
- Performs well under pressure and meets tight deadlines.
- Skilled at multitasking and prioritizing duties during live events.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Maintains a consistently positive, collaborative, and constructive approach.
- Represents the company with professionalism, fairness, and honesty in all interactions.
- Balances quality with efficiency to achieve optimal results.
- Effectively manages multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.
Citrus College
Scenic Designer and Carpenter / Shop Coordinator
Citrus College is looking for a Scenic Designer, Master Carpenter, and Shop Coordinator to run the Scene Shop at the Haugh Performing Arts Center.
The role: You'll coordinate, schedule, and oversee the Scene Shop crew, build for college productions (some of which you’ll design), manage use of the shop by students, staff, and the community, keeping it safe, organized, and fully functional. Knowledge of the principles, techniques, methods, and equipment behind set design and construction is required.
Emerson College
Term Faculty | Stage Management
Department of Theatre Arts, CSUSB
Assistant Professor of Theatre Technology
University of Miami
Lecturer in Stage Management
The Department of Theatre Arts at the University of Miami is accepting applications for a full-time lecturer position with a teaching specialization in Stage Management for the spring 2027 semester, January 1, 2027 – May 15, 2027, with the possibility of renewal. Responsibilities include instruction of stage management and other theatre courses, mentorship of stage management students, and supervision of stage management students in practica. Additionally, stage management and/or production management duties may be assigned. Other responsibilities for full-time Theatre Arts lecturers include participation in department and program meetings, mentoring of undergraduate students, student recruitment, and curricular development.
The University of Miami offers competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefits package, including medical and dental benefits, tuition remission, and more.
Interested candidates should apply via the Faculty Career Opportunities website (https://umiami.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/UMFaculty) and include their CV along with a cover letter indicating areas of expertise and experience, and contact information for three references or letters of reference. Please compile the application documents in a single PDF and upload under the Resume/CV section of the online application. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Inquiries and requests for additional information can be sent to Professor Jennifer Burke, Chair of the Department of Theatre Arts at jburke@miami.edu
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UMASS Amherst Department Of Theater
Assistant Professor of Scenic Design
The University of Massachusetts Amherst Department of Theater seeks a full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor of Scenic Design, with the position slated to begin September 1, 2027. The successful candidate will be an artist and teacher whose primary specialty is scenic design, and as a multi-disciplinary artist, has experience and expertise in some other area of theater (for example, other design areas, directing, puppetry, etc.). Reflecting the needs and advances of the industry, a candidate with experience in projection design or other technologies is desirable.
To review the full job description and apply through the UMASS application portal, go to: https://careers.umass.edu/jobs/assistant-professor-of-scenic-design-amherst-massachusetts-united-states
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University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Recording Technician and Hall Manager
University Information
Located in North Carolina’s third largest city, UNC Greensboro is among the most diverse, learner-centered public research universities in the state, with 18,000 students in eight colleges and schools pursuing more than 150 areas of undergraduate and over 200 areas of graduate study. UNCG continues to be recognized nationally for academic excellence, access, and affordability. UNCG is ranked No. 1 most affordable institution in North Carolina for net cost by the N.Y. Times and No. 1 in North Carolina for social mobility by The Wall Street Journal — helping first-generation and lower-income students find paths to prosperity. Designated an Innovation and Economic Prosperity University by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, UNCG is a community-engaged research institution with a portfolio of more than $67M in research and creative activity. The University’s 2,600 staff help create an annual economic impact for the Piedmont Triad region in excess of $1B.
Primary Purpose of the Organizational Unit
Long recognized as one of the top music institutions in the United States, the UNCG School of Music offers the only comprehensive degrees for music education and performance in North Carolina from the undergraduate through doctoral level.
Through rigorous professional training and a versatile liberal arts curriculum, music students experience a deep, well-rounded education that prepares them for careers in music and beyond. Beyond the classroom, our students perform across a wide range of genres and cultures. The School of Music is a unit of the College of Visual and Performing Arts and is a fully accredited member of NASM.
Position Summary
The Recording Technician serves as the Audio Engineer & Livestreaming Technician and Performance Hall Manager for the School of Music; Serve as chief recording engineer and livestreaming technician for academic and outreach programs. This position will schedule and oversee all performance spaces for the School of Music.
This position will also recruit, train, and supervise student recording and livestreaming crews for School of Music events both on and off campus; Maintain and procure audio recording and livestreaming resources for the School of Music performance spaces; Archive School of Music recordings and Collaborate on projects with faculty, students, and community partners
Minimum Qualifications
- Audio recording experience.
- A college degree in Music or related arts discipline.
Preferred Qualifications
- A degree in Audio Engineering or closely related field.
- Two or more years of professional audio/visual experience.
- Experience in concert music.
- Ability to function independently.
Southern Methodist University
Assistant or Associate Professor of Practice in Costume Design
The Division of Theatre in SMU's Meadows School of the Arts invites applications for a full-time Assistant or Associate Professor of Practice in Costume Design, beginning August 1, 2027.
We seek an accomplished costume designer with significant professional experience and demonstrated excellence in teaching and mentorship. The successful candidate will teach and mentor MFA costume design students, design within the Division's production season, collaborate across Theatre, Music, Dance, and the Sexton Institute for Musical Theatre, and maintain an active professional design practice. An MFA in Costume Design or equivalent professional distinction is required.
Review of applications begins October30, 2026 and continues until the position is filled. For the complete position description, qualifications, application requirements, and more about the Division of Theatre and Meadows School of the Arts, visit Interfolio: https://apply.interfolio.com/191551
The successful candidate will play a central role in the education and mentorship of MFA costume designers and the artistic life of the Division.
Responsibilities include:
• Teaching graduate courses in costume design, design history, and related skills.
• Mentoring MFA costume designers through studio instruction, portfolio development, and realized productions.
• Designing productions within the Division's production season.
• Collaborating closely with faculty and production staff across Theatre, Music, Dance, and the Sexton Institute for Musical Theatre.
• Supervising graduate assistants and working in partnership with the Costume Shop Director and production faculty.
• Participating in MFA Design recruitment, curriculum development, and assessment.
• Engaging in divisional, school, and university service.
• Maintaining an active professional costume design practice.
California State University, Fresno
Costume Shop Technician (Performing Arts Technician II)
Under the supervision of the faculty costume designer and leadwork direction of the costume shop supervisor, the Costume Shop Technician is responsible for the shared leadership, coordination and planning of the day-to-day operations of the costume shop, including its machines, workspaces and costume stock. The position is also responsible for serving as assistant costume designer and/or overseeing assistant designers; establishing and meeting construction and fitting deadlines; attending rehearsals and working with designers to meet artistic goals; and may assist in other costume production areas as directed by the needs of the shop and the productions. The position oversees and instructs students in collaboration with the Costume Shop Supervisor.
The technician is also responsible for the creation of costumes; interpretation of original design work and pattern drafting based on costume designs, including all facets of the construction process such as alterations, fittings and maintenance of pulled, purchased or rented clothing items. In addition, the technician will oversee student wardrobe crews and serve as hair and make-up lead.
Key Qualifications:
- Ability to construct costumes
- Ability to work with faculty and shop staff to provide training and leadwork to students involved in productions
- Ability to work productively and independently under time pressure and meeting deadlines
- Excellent collaboration and communication skills-written, oral and visual
- Ability to foster an inclusive workplace and work effectively with people of diverse backgrounds and across organizational lines
Three years of related experience working in professional repertory or stock theatre company or academic costume shop and/or equivalent completion of professional training or college coursework
Shenandoah University
Sound Supervisor
Sound Supervisor for Theatre Facilities
(12-month full time staff position with benefits)
JOB SUMMARY
Shenandoah Conservatory at Shenandoah University is looking for a highly qualified candidate to join our team as the Sound Supervisor for Theatre Facilities. Reporting to Shenandoah Conservatory’s Executive Director for Performances and Engagement, and in coordination with Theatre Division faculty, the Sound Supervisor for Theatre Facilities supports the general operation and production needs of the Conservatory, with a specialized focus on the sound reinforcement and design needs of the Theatre Division, Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre (SSMT), and all other university and rental events occurring in the theatre facilities.
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Texas A&M University, College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts
Tenure-Track: Assistant Professor of Scenic and Technical Design
The Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts (PVFA) invite applications for a full-time, 9-month tenure-track position in Scenic and Technical Design at the rank of Assistant Professor in Dance, Music, Theatre, & Performance section. The anticipated start date is August 1, 2027.
We seek artist-scholars whose work explores how emerging technologies, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovative modes of performance enhance and expand the experience of live theatre and performance. Candidates should demonstrate a strong potential for scholarly achievement and an ability to establish a nationally and internationally recognized creative works and/or research agenda centered on the creation of interdisciplinary, virtual/hybrid, media-integrated, and devised performance, pursue external funding opportunities, disseminate work through performances, exhibitions, publications, presentations, software systems, patents, or other recognized scholarly outcomes, and contribute to the national and international visibility of PVFA and the VPI. Areas of expertise may include, but are not limited to:
- Scenic Design & Visual Design for Live Entertainment
- Digital Integration & Virtual Stage Design
- Interactive Participatory Stages
- Remote Hybrid Productions and Mixed Reality Performance
- Automation, Robotics, and Multimodal Interaction
- Site-specific Augmented Installations
The successful candidate will also be expected to teach courses in stage, scenic, virtual and technical design at the undergraduate level, advise and mentor graduate students, design for the theatre program season, mentor theatrical design students, participate in collaborative activities with the Virtual Production Institute, and serve the professional community. .
About the College
The College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts was formed in 2022 at Texas A&M University, bringing together the Department of Visualization, the Department of Performance Studies, and the Dance Science Program. PVFA is built without departments. Faculty sections and academic programs sit at the college level, which places musicians, composers, actors, directors, choreographers, dancers, painters, cinematographers, technical artists, level designers, spatial audio engineers, tools programmers, ethnomusicologists, art historians, UI/UX designers, and virtual set designers in one structure rather than in separate units. The College places a heavy emphasis on collaboration and interdisciplinary work in both scholarly and creative research.
The College offers the BS, MS, and MFA in Visualization, a PhD in Visual Computing and Interactive Media, and degree programs in music, dance, and theatre. It operates at the main campus in Bryan-College Station and as part of Texas A&M – Fort Worth, with facilities equipped for work at the intersection of the arts and emerging technology. Applicants should consult the college's website (https://pvfa.tamu.edu/) to review our academic and research programs.
About the Virtual Production Institute
This position is aligned with the mission of the Virtual Production Institute. Formed in 2023, the VPI is a technology-focused ecosystem for teaching, learning, and research. It develops emerging applications and the skilled workforce needed for virtual reality, augmented reality, sensors, projectors, and computing across multiple disciplines and industries. Its facilities in Bryan-College Station and Fort Worth include a performance capture and sound stage with supporting technology studio classrooms. Applicants should consult the institute's website (https://pvfa.tamu.edu/institutes/vpi/).
Required
- Terminal degree (MFA, PhD, or equivalent) in Scenic Design, Production Design, Theatre Design, Performance Design, or a related field. Candidates who are ABD will be considered, provided they demonstrate clear progress forward completion.
- Demonstrated potential for nationally and internationally recognized research and/or creative activity.
- Expertise in scenic design and live performance environments.
- Evidence of collaborative and interdisciplinary creative practice.
- Experience incorporating emerging technologies into performance design or production.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Preferred
- Research or creative work focused on immersive, virtual, hybrid, media-integrated, or devised performance.
- Experience with mixed reality, virtual production, interactive performance systems, or digital performance technologies.
- Record of external funding, industry partnerships, or sponsored creative projects.
- Experience building interdisciplinary collaborations across the arts, and beyond.
- Professional recognition through publications, exhibitions, performances, commissions, patents, software systems, or other scholarly and creative outputs.
- Evidence of successful teaching and student mentorship.
Application Instructions
Application Instructions
Interested individuals must apply through Interfolio: apply.interfolio.com/195055.
- Cover letter
- Curriculum vitae (embed links to your work)
- Personal Statement: Your statement should include your philosophy and plans for research, teaching, and service
- Portfolio of creative work (link to a website preferred)
- Names and contact information of five (5) professional references
Review of applications will begin 30 days after posting and will continue until the position is filled.
Questions should be directed to Dinesh Yadav, Chair of Search Committee (email: yadavd@tamu.edu).
Texas A&M University, College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts
Tenure-Track: Assistant Professor of Theatrical Production Management and Research
The Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts (PVFA) invites applications for a full-time, 9-month tenure-track position in Theatrical Production Management and Research at the rank of Assistant Professor in the Dance, Music, and Theatre Performance section. The anticipated start date is August 1, 2027.
Candidates should demonstrate strong potential for scholarly achievement and an ability to establish a nationally and internationally recognized agenda for research and creative work focused on producing and researching structures that make interdisciplinary, virtual/hybrid, media-integrated, and devised performance possible. Areas of expertise may include, but are not limited to:
- Digital Transformation and Technology
- producing and scheduling systems for media-integrated and technology-driven performance
- live streaming, virtual and hybrid producing models
- data analytics for production planning, budgeting, and audience/venue operations
- Collaborative and Non-hierarchical Producing Models
- producing structures for devised and collectively created work, where authorship and decision-making are distributed rather than script-first
- Sound and Media Design as Producing Practice
- sound design, projection/media design, and live media integration as both creative and infrastructural components of production
- Interdisciplinary Partnerships
- producing collaborations across the theatre, dance, music, and visualization programs
- engaging with emerging technology across PVFA
This position supports the College's Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre, a practice-based, devised-theatre program established in Fall 2024, and complements the program's existing technical design faculty. Successful candidates will teach Stage Management and Producing Theatre and other courses as assigned that fall within their expertise. Preference will be given to candidates who also have experience in sound and/or new media design and an interest in advancing those design dimensions of the program.
The successful candidate will be expected to:
- Establish an active, nationally and internationally visible program of research and/or creative practice investigating production management as a discipline of its own — including its digital, collaborative, and technological dimensions
- Pursue external funding to support this agenda (e.g., NEA, NEH, foundation, or industry-partnered support for producing technology, digital infrastructure, or interdisciplinary production research)
- Disseminate work through exhibitions, performances, publications, presentations, software systems, patents, or other recognized scholarly outcomes
- Contribute production-management expertise to PVFA's theatre curriculum and season, and possibly sound and/or new media design expertise, as a site for applied research and graduate/undergraduate mentorship
- Build interdisciplinary partnerships that extend production-management research into visualization, data science, or technology domains represented elsewhere in the College
- Contribute to section, college, and university service
About the College
The College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts was formed in 2022 at Texas A&M University, bringing together the Department of Visualization, the Department of Performance Studies, and the Dance Science Program. PVFA is built without departments. Faculty sections and academic programs sit at the college level, which places musicians, composers, actors, directors, choreographers, dancers, painters, cinematographers, technical artists, level designers, spatial audio engineers, tools programmers, ethnomusicologists, art historians, UI/UX designers, and virtual set designers in one structure rather than in separate units. The College places a heavy emphasis on collaboration and interdisciplinary work in both scholarly and creative research.
The College offers the BS, MS, and MFA in Visualization, a PhD in Visual Computing and Interactive Media, and degree programs in music, dance, and theatre. It operates at the main campus in Bryan-College Station and as part of Texas A&M – Fort Worth, with facilities equipped for work at the intersection of the arts and emerging technology. Applicants should consult the college's website (https://pvfa.tamu.edu/) to review our academic and research programs.
- MFA or PhD in Production Management, Stage Management, Sound Design, Projection/Media Design, or a closely related field. Candidates who are ABD will be considered, provided they demonstrate clear progress forward completion.
- Demonstrated potential to establish a nationally and internationally recognized research and/or creative practice in production management
- Demonstrated experience in traditional theatrical production, in addition to collaboratively created work
- Evidence of engagement with digital/technological, collaborative, or interdisciplinary approaches to producing
Preferred Qualifications
- Research or creative work engaging virtual/hybrid producing, live streaming, data analytics, or other digital production infrastructure
- Experience with collaborative or non-hierarchical producing models, including devised or collectively created work
- Expertise in sound design and/or projection/media design as an extension of production-management practice
- A record of, or clear trajectory toward, external funding for production-technology or interdisciplinary production research
- Experience building interdisciplinary partnerships across theatre, dance, music, visualization, or technology fields
Application Instructions
Interested individuals must apply through Interfolio: apply.interfolio.com/195049 and submit the following materials (embed links to your work, student work, etc. where appropriate):
- Cover Letter
- Curriculum vitae
- Portfolio of creative work
- Personal Statement: Your statement should include your philosophy and plans for research, teaching, and service
- Names and contact information of five (5) professional references
Questions regarding this position may be directed at the Chair of the committee. (George McConnell at gmcconnell@tamu.edu)
University of Arizona, School of Theatre, Film & Television
Assistant Professor of Practice, Technical Directing
The University of Arizona's School of Theatre, Film & Television (TFTV) invites applications for a full-time Assistant Professor of Practice in Technical Direction beginning August 2027. This Career-Track position plays a vital role in supporting our BA training in Live and Screened Performance, the Theatre Arts minor, and the Musical Theatre minor by integrating rigorous classroom instruction with hands-on production practice. The successful candidate will demonstrate collaborative leadership, student-centered pedagogy, and a commitment to artistic and academic excellence.
Minimum Qualifications:
- BA or BFA in Technical Theater, Theater Design, or related field
- Professional experience as a technical director in a variety of production environments
Preferred Qualifications:
- MFA in Technical Theater, Theater Design and Technology, or a related field.
- Experience teaching at the University level.
- Experience supervising student crews, coordinating production teams, and managing theatrical production budgets.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Department of Dramatic Art
Teaching Assistant Professor of Costume Technology
UNC-Chapel Hill’s Department of Dramatic Art is seeking an experienced costume technician and educator to join our vibrant community of theatre artists and scholars as a Teaching Assistant Professor of Costume Technology.
At Carolina, teaching and professional theatre practice happen side by side. Our MFA Costume Production program is closely integrated with PlayMakers Repertory Company, UNC’s professional theatre company, giving students hands-on experience alongside their classroom training.
The successful candidate will teach three courses each semester, primarily in draping and patternmaking; mentor MFA students during production hours in the PlayMakers costume shop; mentor undergraduate student designers with the Kenan Theatre Company (KTC); and teach one undergraduate course. Opportunities to work directly on PlayMakers and/or KTC productions may also be available.
We’re looking for an accomplished costume professional who is excited to share their craft with the next generation of theatre artists. Design experience is not required. Candidates should have at least three years of relevant experience teaching, draping, or costume shop management, along with experience working with students. Experience with CLO3D patternmaking software, tailoring, digital embroidery, or related areas of costume technology is a plus.
Town of Mammoth Lakes
Technical Operations Supervisor
For full job description, please go to https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/townofmammothlakes/jobs/5512043/technical-operations-supervisor?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs
For full job description, please go to https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/townofmammothlakes/jobs/5512043/technical-operations-supervisor?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs
ACT Entertainment
Service Technician II (Moving Light Technician)
Service Technician II
ACT ENTERTAINMENT
JOB DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
Cincinnati, OH
SCHEDULE
Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm
STATUS
Full-Time, Hourly
DEPARTMENT
Tech Services
Concerts. Theatres. Theme parks. Houses of worship. Every unforgettable live moment starts long before the lights go up — and it starts in our warehouse. At ACT Entertainment, we're passionate about the live experience and the sense of community it creates. We're looking for a detail-driven, take-charge Service Technician II to help keep our products moving and our customers thrilled.
THE OPPORTUNITY
Every show, every stage, and every event depends on gear that works flawlessly — and that's where you come in. As a Service Technician II, you'll be the hands-on problem-solver keeping ACT Entertainment's product lines running at their best, blending sharp diagnostic skills with a commitment to quality that customers can count on. If you love figuring out what's wrong, fixing it right, and taking pride in the work, this role is built for you.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
- Deliver expert, hands-on service and repair support across your assigned ACT product lines.
- Diagnose and resolve issues in electronic and mechanical components, bringing damaged or malfunctioning equipment back to peak performance.
- Drive quality control on new and demo equipment, making sure the sales team is always show-ready.
- Verify the quality of every repaired or serviced unit before it heads back into the field.
- Provide responsive, professional customer support through the CRM system.
- Prioritize and manage repair workflows, keeping customers and stakeholders in the loop every step of the way.
- Maintain accurate, organized records of labor performed and inventory used.
- Champion a clean, organized, and safe work environment for yourself and your team.
- Jump in on additional projects and responsibilities as the team's needs evolve.
WHAT YOU BRING
- A high school diploma, GED, or equivalent hands-on experience.
- At least 1 year of experience in live event production (fixture or electronics installation, maintenance, or repair) — or 6+ months as a Service Technician I at ACT Entertainment.
- Comfort navigating Windows and Microsoft Office.
- A natural problem-solver's instinct for troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairing complex equipment.
- Hands-on skill with diagnostic and repair tools — multimeter, oscilloscope, DMX tester, soldering equipment.
- Sharp attention to detail, ensuring every part is installed and maintained to the highest standard.
- The ability to juggle multiple priorities and thrive in a team-oriented environment.
- Confidence reading and interpreting circuit diagrams.
- Strong self-management skills, balancing independent work with team collaboration.
- Clear, professional communication with customers and colleagues alike.
- Flexibility to work nights and/or weekends as needed.
TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS:
- Ability to travel up to 10%, within the US and Canada, as required by the role, dependent upon customer support and training needs.
- Must have or be able to obtain a valid passport and driver’s license.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORK ENVIRONMENT:
- Occasionally required to stand.
- Occasionally required to walk.
- Continually required to utilize hand and finger dexterity.
- Occasionally required to climb, balance, bend, stoop, kneel or crawl.
- Occasionally works near moving mechanical parts.
- While performing the duties of this job, the noise level in the work environment is usually quiet.
- The employee must lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
Penn State School of Theatre
Scenic Carpenter, Penn State School of Theatre
Penn State’s School of Theatre is hiring a Scenic Carpenter to support Centre Stage, its primary production and experiential learning program. The role combines scenic fabrication, production support, equipment management, and student mentorship in a collaborative theatre environment.
Key responsibilities include constructing and fabricating scenery and props; coordinating projects with students, faculty, and community members; maintaining inventories and equipment; and ensuring safe storage and operation of production materials. The specialist will also teach, supervise, mentor, and coach students and part-time workers while supporting classes, productions, and performances.
For more information and to apply, please visit the job description posted on Penn State’s job posting board.
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The position requires compliance with building, health, safety, and fire regulations and involves operating machinery, personnel lifts up to 35 feet, and a 16-foot box truck. Employees must regularly lift up to 75 pounds and occasionally work weekends.
Candidates must have at least three years of scene-shop experience and demonstrated proficiency in independently fabricating wood and metal scenic elements using industry-standard techniques, tools, and practices. A bachelor’s degree with three or more years of relevant experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience, is required. Preferred qualifications include experience working with and mentoring students in an educational setting, as well as proficiency with CNC router tables and counterweight rigging systems.
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Wenger Corporation
Project Engineer
This is a structured hybrid position which requires working in our Owatonna, MN facility: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays are home office workdays. Therefore, candidates must reside within reasonable commutable distance to the facility.
At Wenger Corporation, our work is driven by M.U.S.I.C. (Motivation, Unity, Success, Innovation, and Customer Commitment) and united by purpose. With over 80 years of passion for performance, we enrich lives by enabling and inspiring great performances through world-class products and solutions for music education, performing arts, and athletic spaces. Across our family of brands, we are committed to our customers, to each other, and driven by the belief that great performances happen when great people work together.
Our Project Engineers contribute to Wenger Corporation’s strategy to provide an exceptional customer experience by participating in the concept and creation of structural/mechanical designs to meet the technical requirements, project cost, and schedule criteria required by our customers.
As a Project Engineer, a typical day might include:
- Conceptualizing and developing drawings with properly calculated dimensions, tolerance and materials in accordance with company standards and practices. Perform 3D solids modeling as required.
- Working with Engineering and Production on complex application/technical problem identification and resolution to ensure timely execution of project schedule.
- Assisting in conducting stress, strength, weight distribution, center-of-gravity and other necessary calculations on products as required.
- Developing and maintaining clear project definitions and scope through the design, manufacturing, and implementation processes.
- On a project basis, maintaining up-to-date files, records and schedules of drafting and engineering documentation as required.
- Performing as the project "point person" assists Manufacturing, Sales and other Wenger departments in interpreting drawings and documents.
Benefit offerings include:
- Paid Time Off
- 9 Paid Holidays
- Generous Profit Sharing
- Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance
- Spending Accounts – HSA, FSA, DCFSA
- Company Paid Short-term and Long-term Disability Insurance
- 401k Retirement Plan with Company Match
- Company Paid Life Insurance
- Supplemental Life Insurance
- Employee Assistance Program
- Tuition Reimbursement Program
- Onsite Fitness Center
Wenger Corporation's core purpose is to ENRICH LIVES BY ENABLING AND INSPIRING GREAT PERFORMANCES.
Put your passion to work in an exciting, rewarding industry that inspires great performances today!
Wenger Corporation is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer
All Qualified Candidates are Encouraged to Apply
At a minimum you'll need:
- Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field of Engineering
- Project design and development experience working in a team environment to satisfy project requirements
- The ability to interpret architectural and mechanical drawings/blueprints
- Experience with design and modeling in CAD
It’d be great if you also have:
- Familiarity with Project Management techniques and tools; Engineering data management system experience
- Manufacturing fabrication or assembly experience
- Familiarity with 2D layout in AutoCAD and exposure to BIM workflow in Revit/Navisworks
Wenger Corporation
Senior Project Designer
This is a structured hybrid position which requires working in our Owatonna, MN facility: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays are home office workdays. Therefore, candidates must reside within reasonable commutable distance to the facility.
Wenger Corporation is a privately held, leading manufacturer of high-quality music education, performing arts and athletic products. As an innovator, Wenger Corporation knows that great ideas can come from the fresh perspective of a new employee. So, we embrace the unique skills and expertise you bring to the table. We skip the micro-management and bureaucracy found in many organizations, and we create an environment of trust and autonomy that gives you the freedom to make decisions, use your talents and make your mark. A company that lets you do what you do best and gives you the freedom to get even better. That’s Wenger Corporation.
As a Senior Project Designer, you will contribute to Wenger Corporation’s strategy to provide an exceptional customer experience by providing oversight and collaboration with other departments and stakeholders to ensure effective communication and coordination of the project lifecycle from planning through completion.
What you will do on a typical day:
- Peer reviewing team projects for accuracy and consistency of drawing standards, material references and general design oversight.
- Attending business meetings related to a specific product line for reviewing quality reports, continuous improvement ideas, product documentation and project scope reviews.
- Collaborate with Sales, Project Management, Manufacturing, and Installation departments to define and execute the production of custom project components and systems.
- Conceptualizing and developing drawings with properly calculated dimensions, tolerance, and materials in accordance with company standards and practices. Perform 3D solids modeling as required.
- Working with Engineering and Production on complex application/technical problem identification and resolution to ensure timely execution of project schedule.
- Assisting in conducting stress, strength, weight distribution, center-of-gravity and other necessary calculations on products as required.
- Developing and maintaining clear project definitions and scope through the design, manufacturing, and implementation processes.
- On a project basis, maintaining up-to-date files, records and schedules of drafting and engineering documentation as required.
- Performing as the project "point person" assists Manufacturing, Sales and other Wenger departments in interpreting drawings and documents.
Benefit offerings include:
- Paid Time Off
- 9 Paid Holidays
- Home Office Stipend
- Generous Profit Sharing
- Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance
- Spending Accounts – HSA, FSA, DCFSA
- Company Paid Short-term and Long-term Disability Insurance
- 401k Retirement Plan with Company Match
- Company Paid Life Insurance
- Supplemental Life Insurance
- Onsite Fitness Center
- Employee Assistance Program
- Tuition Reimbursement Program
Wenger Corporation's core purpose is to ENRICH LIVES BY ENABLING AND INSPIRING GREAT PERFORMANCES.
Put your passion to work in an exciting, rewarding industry that inspires great performances today!
Wenger Corporation is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer
All Qualified Candidates are Encouraged to Apply
At a minimum, you’ll need:
- 2-year technical college certificate in Mechanical Drafting or related field
- 5+ years of product and/or project design
- 5+ years of design-for-manufacturing experience, creating BOMs and understanding of manufacturing methods and limitations
- Expert-level ability to interpret architectural and mechanical drawings/blueprints.
It’d be great if you also have:
- Familiarity with Project Management techniques and tools; Engineering data management system experience
- Familiarity with 2D layout in AutoCAD and exposure to BIM workflow in Revit/NavisWork
- Experience utilizing 3D design and modeling, SolidWorks preferred
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