Skill
Audio Engineering
Music and Audio Production
Audio engineering is the technical discipline of recording, mixing, and mastering sound, encompassing microphone placement, signal routing, equalization, and the use of studio hardware and software (DAWs). Audio engineers work in recording studios, live sound venues, film/TV post-production, and broadcasting to capture and shape high-quality sound. The field blends technical knowledge of acoustics and electronics with creative judgment about how a recording should sound.
Open roles requiring Audio Engineering (1)
Freelance Studio/Field Technician
Supercast
Contract · Washington, DC · $45 – $55 / hour
Fox News seeks a freelance broadcast technician to operate and troubleshoot equipment at a Washington DC studio, supporting remote news programming two to three evenings per week. This role suits someone with hands-on broadcast experience who thrives in the controlled chaos of live television production.
Listed on Supercast’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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