Freelance and remote Sound technician jobs

The Robert R. McCormick Foundation is seeking a part-time, seasonal AV Intern to support the AV team with speaker installation for the Christmas at Cantigny show. Reporting to the Lead AV Technician, the intern will assist with equipment setup, routine maintenance, and troubleshooting technical issues. Assist with the installation and setup of speakers and other AV equipment. Support routine equipment maintenance, including cleaning, testing, and minor repairs. Help troubleshoot technical issues related to speaker installation and operation. Requirements High school diploma, bachelor’s degree, or current enrollment in a program related to Information Technology, Audio Engineering, Media, or a similar field. One year or less of relevant experience. Interest in AV technology and live event production. Basic understanding of AV equipment, speaker wiring, and signal flow. Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively as part of a team. Willingness to work outdoors in hot, cold, rainy, or snowy conditions. Ability to lift and transport AV equipment weighing up to 50 pounds. Availability to work flexible hours depending on weather conditions and event needs. Position Details Employment type: Part-time, seasonal Seasonal dates: October 22 through October 30 Supervisor: Lead AV Technician Work location: In person at Cantigny Pay: $20.00 per hour Working Conditions The position involves working in both indoor and outdoor settings and may require exposure to hot, cold, rainy, or snowy weather. About the Foundation and Cantigny The Robert R. McCormick Foundation is a philanthropic institution that invests more than $75 million annually in Chicagoland, with a focus on improving economic opportunity on Chicago’s South and West Sides. The Foundation’s Board of Directors also oversees Cantigny, a 500-acre estate offering educational and recreational opportunities, including McCormick’s Home and Gardens, the First Division Museum, and Cantigny Golf. Equal Employment Opportunity Cantigny and the Robert R. McCormick Foundation provide equal employment opportunities to all individuals regardless of age, color, national origin, citizenship status, disability, race, religion, creed, gender, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, marital status, or housing status. Read more

We are seeking skilled freelance Audio Visual Technicians to support events at venues, hotels, event spaces, and the company warehouse. The role involves setting up, operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting audio-visual and event equipment to ensure smooth event execution. Technicians may work across lighting, audio, video, and decor services, including breakout sessions, warehouse preparation, equipment pulling and packing, deliveries, returns, and onsite event support. The role also involves communicating with clients and venue staff, collaborating with other technicians, and making decisions onsite when required. Requirements Experience executing audio-visual and decor setups. Skilled in at least one area: lighting, audio, video, or decor. Experience supporting audio-visual breakout sessions. Ability to read and interpret plans, drawings, and diagrams. Ability to troubleshoot and work with common AV equipment. Experience with SFX and other common event equipment preferred. Strong teamwork and communication skills. Ability to interact professionally with clients and venue staff. Ability to make effective onsite decisions. Reliable, punctual, self-motivated, and quality-focused work ethic. Strong independent time-management skills. Valid driver’s license and personal vehicle required. Ability to travel between the warehouse and event locations. Ability to drive a company van preferred; experience driving a 16-foot box truck preferred and a 26-foot box truck is optional. Flexible availability based on event volume and scheduling needs. Employment Details Job types: Contract and freelance. Pay: $20.00–$30.00 per hour. Work location: In person. Out-of-state opportunities may be available but are not required. Hours vary according to event requirements. Read more

We are seeking a dedicated Sound Technician to support in-house Christian worship services and online streaming events. The role is responsible for delivering clear, balanced, high-quality audio for live and virtual audiences. Operate and manage audio equipment during worship services and online events. Monitor and adjust audio levels in real time to maintain sound quality. Coordinate with worship leaders and technical team members regarding audio needs. Troubleshoot audio issues promptly during services and events. Complete minimal equipment setup and takedown before and after events. Maintain equipment and keep the audio workspace safe and organized. Requirements Prior experience in live sound engineering or audio production is preferred. Knowledge of mixers, microphones, speakers, and streaming hardware or software. Ability to operate sound systems efficiently with minimal supervision. Strong attention to detail and effective problem-solving skills. Good communication and teamwork skills. Availability to work scheduled worship services and special events. Ability to complete a background check. Additional Information Pay: $16.55–$19.64 per hour Expected hours: 4–6 hours per week Work location: In person This paid role offers an opportunity to support the spiritual community while gaining experience in live sound management. Read more

We are looking for an on-site sound and lighting technician for a corporate event in Brisbane, Australia. The technician will support the event’s sound and lighting requirements and must be based locally, as travel applicants will not be considered. Read more

I need a reliable sound technician for ongoing Sunday church services at East Cobb Middle School’s auditorium in Atlanta. The role includes assessing and optimising our existing audio equipment, recommending suitable transport cases, and creating a streamlined plug-and-play setup for weekly services. You will arrive at around 8:00 AM each Sunday to assess the venue, set up, connect and test the system before the service, and route audio to cameras for livestreaming. Our equipment is transported between storage and the venue, and access can be arranged before Sundays for testing and familiarisation. The goal is a consistent, efficient setup process each week. Read more