In a recent job listing, the PGA Tour is seeking to hire an Audio Engineer for their broadcasting needs. This position, based in St. Augustine, Florida, plays a crucial role in ensuring high-quality audio mixing for live television productions associated with the PGA Tour and its partners. The selected candidate will be responsible for setting up live audio boards and coordinating with various technical staff members, including A2's, Technical Directors, and Replay Operators.
Qualified applicants should possess a Bachelor's Degree or relevant technical education along with at least three years of experience in live audio mixing. The role requires a solid understanding of audio engineering principles, signal flow, and the ability to take live direction while mixing. Familiarity with digital production consoles, especially Calrec, Yamaha, and SSL, is highly preferred.
In addition to providing audio mixing for live broadcasts, the Audio Engineer will be tasked with maintaining audio equipment, troubleshooting technical issues, and staying updated on audio production trends. The position demands skilled communication to report any problems and ensure smooth operation under the PGA Tour's Technical Procedures Manual.
This is an important opportunity for someone passionate about audio engineering within the sports broadcasting sector. Interested candidates can find more information and apply for the position on JobTrees here.