The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is seeking an Audio Engineer for their Nebraska Public Media, NPR and PBS station. The role encompasses key responsibilities in audio acquisition and mixing in various settings, including studio work, single and multi-camera EFP audio acquisition, and remote field recordings. The job calls for proficient audio mixing through sound reinforcement and basic non-linear audio editing, making it an essential position for shaping the audio experience of the station's diverse programming.
To qualify, candidates should possess an Associate’s degree in electronic media production, audio engineering, or a related field, coupled with a year of relevant experience in audio production. The university emphasizes the importance of critical listening skills and the ability to create an audio aesthetic that supports various documentary styles or performance programs. Familiarity with non-linear audio systems and multi-track recording is mandatory, along with skills in designing audio systems that adhere to project budgets and deadlines.
Preferred candidates might have an even broader background, including three years of experience in multi-camera studio production or post-production editing. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is committed to fostering a diverse workplace and encourages applicants of all backgrounds to apply. For more details on this opportunity, you can view the original listing here.