Auburn University Athletics
Overview
Shape the Sound of Victory at Auburn Athletics!
Are you passionate about audio engineering and live sports? Auburn University is seeking a dynamic
Athletics Audio Systems Engineer
to elevate the fan experience across premier venues like
Jordan-Hare Stadium, Neville Arena, and Plainsman Park. This is more than a job—it’s a front-row seat to the action. You’ll be the technical force behind the sound that energizes thousands of fans, athletes, and alumni. From game days to special events, your work will help create unforgettable moments for the Auburn Family.
Responsibilities
Operates and maintains new and existing audio systems during events at Auburn Athletics venues, including but not limited to Neville Arena, Jordan-Hare Stadium, and Plainsman Park.
Collaborates with the Special Events Team to lead all in-venue audio production needs, delivering exceptional sound for third-party events inside Auburn Athletics venues.
Works alongside the Athletics Department’s Facilities and Special Events team to meet audio requirements for special events within Athletics facilities.
Provide technical support and training to staff on audio system operations during events.
Advises and assists as needed, with all audio-specific assignments for special events outside of the Athletics Department’s venues.
Leads with expert audio guidance, advising on audio system design, while working with installation companies to ensure high-quality implementations.
Develops audio strategies to enhance in-venue fan experiences and achieve production goals.
Assists with budgets, procurement, and vendor relationships for audio equipment and services.
Ensures audio systems comply with safety standards and university policies. Stay up to date on audio technology trends and recommend improvements for venue sound quality.
Works nights, holidays, and weekends.
May be responsible for training, assisting or assigning tasks to others. May provide input to performance reviews of other employees.
Education and Experience Bachelor’s Degree
in Electronics, Engineering, Communications, RTV (Radio, Television, Film), Broadcast Journalism, Information Systems, Recording & Production, Sound & Audio, Music, Show Production, Music Technology, or related field and 2 years of experience in the operation or installation of audio systems in venues, arenas, or stadiums, theaters, or concert halls, or experience with audio systems through work within AV installation and operation companies.
Associate’s Degree or Vocational Certificate
in Electronics, Engineering, Communications, RTV (Radio, Television, Film), Broadcast Journalism, Information Systems, Recording & Production, Sound & Audio, Music, Show Production, Music Technology, or related field and 4 years of experience in the operation or installation of audio systems in venues, arenas, or stadiums, theaters, or concert halls, or experience with audio systems through work within AV installation and operation companies.
High School Diploma
and 6 years of experience in the operation or installation of audio systems in venues, arenas, or stadiums, theaters, or concert halls, or experience with audio systems through work within AV installation and operation companies.
Qualifications
Deep expertise in audio systems for large-scale venues, including mixing consoles, speakers, and live event production.
Knowledge of integrated intercom systems.
Proven ability to advise on audio system design and collaborate with installation companies.
Deep expertise operating and maintaining audio systems in high-pressure environments.
Strong problem-solving and communication skills.
Note: This role may require nights, holidays, and weekends.
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Shape the Sound of Victory at Auburn Athletics!
Are you passionate about audio engineering and live sports? Auburn University is seeking a dynamic
Athletics Audio Systems Engineer
to elevate the fan experience across premier venues like
Jordan-Hare Stadium, Neville Arena, and Plainsman Park. This is more than a job—it’s a front-row seat to the action. You’ll be the technical force behind the sound that energizes thousands of fans, athletes, and alumni. From game days to special events, your work will help create unforgettable moments for the Auburn Family.
Responsibilities
Operates and maintains new and existing audio systems during events at Auburn Athletics venues, including but not limited to Neville Arena, Jordan-Hare Stadium, and Plainsman Park.
Collaborates with the Special Events Team to lead all in-venue audio production needs, delivering exceptional sound for third-party events inside Auburn Athletics venues.
Works alongside the Athletics Department’s Facilities and Special Events team to meet audio requirements for special events within Athletics facilities.
Provide technical support and training to staff on audio system operations during events.
Advises and assists as needed, with all audio-specific assignments for special events outside of the Athletics Department’s venues.
Leads with expert audio guidance, advising on audio system design, while working with installation companies to ensure high-quality implementations.
Develops audio strategies to enhance in-venue fan experiences and achieve production goals.
Assists with budgets, procurement, and vendor relationships for audio equipment and services.
Ensures audio systems comply with safety standards and university policies. Stay up to date on audio technology trends and recommend improvements for venue sound quality.
Works nights, holidays, and weekends.
May be responsible for training, assisting or assigning tasks to others. May provide input to performance reviews of other employees.
Education and Experience Bachelor’s Degree
in Electronics, Engineering, Communications, RTV (Radio, Television, Film), Broadcast Journalism, Information Systems, Recording & Production, Sound & Audio, Music, Show Production, Music Technology, or related field and 2 years of experience in the operation or installation of audio systems in venues, arenas, or stadiums, theaters, or concert halls, or experience with audio systems through work within AV installation and operation companies.
Associate’s Degree or Vocational Certificate
in Electronics, Engineering, Communications, RTV (Radio, Television, Film), Broadcast Journalism, Information Systems, Recording & Production, Sound & Audio, Music, Show Production, Music Technology, or related field and 4 years of experience in the operation or installation of audio systems in venues, arenas, or stadiums, theaters, or concert halls, or experience with audio systems through work within AV installation and operation companies.
High School Diploma
and 6 years of experience in the operation or installation of audio systems in venues, arenas, or stadiums, theaters, or concert halls, or experience with audio systems through work within AV installation and operation companies.
Qualifications
Deep expertise in audio systems for large-scale venues, including mixing consoles, speakers, and live event production.
Knowledge of integrated intercom systems.
Proven ability to advise on audio system design and collaborate with installation companies.
Deep expertise operating and maintaining audio systems in high-pressure environments.
Strong problem-solving and communication skills.
Note: This role may require nights, holidays, and weekends.
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