Berklee is seeking a technically skilled student audio engineer to support recording and mixing live performances for the AfroRoots Series and select events. AfroRoots is an intimate concert series held bi-monthly in the Africana Studies Center, featuring music and musical theater performances that highlight creative expression across the African Diaspora. The audio engineer works closely with the production team to produce clean, balanced recordings that sync seamlessly with video footage. The role includes show-day audio setup and operation, sound checks, recording individual channels, mixing multi-track recordings for post-production, troubleshooting, and timely delivery of audio files. The engineer also coordinates with artists and the production crew, assists with room setup and breakdown, and participates in AfroRoots promotional events. Student Employment eligibility requirements include current enrollment at Berklee College of Music or Boston Conservatory at Berklee, at least half-time enrollment in a degree-, diploma-, or certificate-seeking undergraduate or graduate program (with a stated summer exception for students pre-registered for fall), a valid U.S. Social Security Number, valid visa status where applicable, a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA (with an exception for first-semester students), good disciplinary standing, and location in the U.S. Federal Work Study students may apply. Scheduled AfroRoots shows are Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. on September 16, September 30, October 14, October 28, and November 18, and December 2. The hourly rate is $16.97. The hiring manager is Treshor Webster.
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