Production Technician

Spotlight Events, Inc.

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

Posted 9/29/2026part-timeRemote • Idaho • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in technical support for live events, including proficiency in audio mixing, lighting, and multimedia systems. Capable of collaborating with vendors and venue staff to ensure high-quality technical execution while managing logistics and safety during events.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Technical Support ExperienceLive Audio Mixing ProficiencyLighting and Multimedia Systems KnowledgeBasic Networking and Computer TroubleshootingEvent Logistics Management

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Hard Skills

Audio MixingLighting SystemsMultimedia SystemsVideo SystemsComputer TroubleshootingTechnical Theater KnowledgeBroadcasting ExperienceEvent AV SetupsMicrosoft Windows OSMS Office Suite

Soft Skills

Problem-Solving SkillsFlexibilityAbility to Work Under Pressure

Industry Keywords

Live ProductionEvent AVTechnical TheaterBroadcastingFilm/TVPerformance SpacesEvent SeasonCrew Meal LogisticsSafety ComplianceRegional Events

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Set up, test, and maintain stage, audio, video, lighting, and computer systems
Troubleshoot technical systems across performance spaces and retail areas
Coordinate with staging and lighting vendors to ensure proper configuration
Partner with venue staff to meet technical requirements for space and equipment
Support security and ensure a safe event environment
Manage truck loading and unloading and assist with staff meal procurement
Capture and audit critique videos during events, ensuring accurate backups
Provide occasional support as Announcer or Video Specialist as scheduled
Manage crew meal logistics, including menu selection and ordering
Travel to and support live dance events throughout the event season
Collaborate with vendors, venue staff, and fellow event personnel to ensure reliable, high-quality technical execution

Requirements

What you’ll need

Prior experience in technical support, live production, or event AV setups
Training or education in theater technology, broadcasting, or related fields (Preferred)
Experience with lighting, audio, and multimedia systems in live-event environments (Preferred)
Experience in technical theater, broadcasting, or film/TV, with knowledge of lighting, sound, and media workflows
Proficiency in mixing live audio on analog consoles and managing microphones
Basic networking and computer troubleshooting experience
Familiarity with video systems and software
Knowledge of Microsoft Windows OS and MS Office Suite
Strong problem-solving skills, flexibility, and ability to work under pressure
Must reside within reasonable proximity to a U.S. international airport or hub
Ability to travel frequently during the event season (January–July)
Ability to attend approximately 6–10 regional events annually and potentially 1–2 national events
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and set up equipment
Comfortable sharing hotel accommodations with same-gender colleagues during event assignments
All new/first year event staff are required to attend an audition and training session in Eagle, Idaho, typically January 4th–8th

Benefits

Comp & perks

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 % of EBITDA, subject to eligibility
401(k) Retirement Plan with 3% Company Contribution, subject to plan eligibility
Flights, transport, lodging, and meals provided for the required Eagle, Idaho audition and training session