Skylight
Skylight is a real estate strategy company, pioneering placemaking, adaptive reuse and development of physical space for creative use. Over the last decade, Skylight has established itself as a visionary of physical space discovering and reimagining properties and neighborhoods to create the most coveted locations for the fashion, media, and tech industries.
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Position
The primary role of the Technical Producer is to manage the in‑house audio visual program for the venue business at THE PENN DISTRICT in New York City. This role will oversee and manage the technical aspects of our live, virtual, and in‑person events and activations. The Technical Producer collaborates closely with the Venue Manager and interfaces directly with our clients to ensure production obligations and project scope are fulfilled. This role is pivotal in coordinating and executing seamless technical production elements, ensuring exceptional event experiences for our clients. Skills and Qualifications
Minimum 5 years of relevant experience, preferably in live events with hands‑on exhibitions and production Professional command of written and verbal speech; must always present well and communicate clearly to both clients and leadership Outstanding organizational skills and attention to detail Familiarity with CAD and/or VectorWorks/similar Familiarity with Google platforms including Calendar, Drive, and Mail Productive time management Detail‑oriented Self‑starter, thrives in a fast‑paced environment, and team player Flexible schedule which includes additional hours for onsite event/filming operations, including weekends, will be required to reflect the calendar of bookings Technical Responsibilities
Develop and maintain comprehensive knowledge of in‑house Video, Audio, LED technology, Rigging, and Power systems Conduct regular checks, repairs, and upgrades to ensure all equipment is in optimal condition Oversee and actively participate in load‑in, tech, event execution and strike for all engagements across the Penn District Campus Collaborate with Venue Manager to identify and solve technical, logistical, and creative challenges proactively Operate and troubleshoot all technical equipment at Penn 2 including sound, lights, video and streaming Experience with Yamaha audio consoles, Blackmagic ATEM switchers, and Ross video switchers for live event production Experience with Crestron control systems for AV Knowledge of Appspace or similar digital signage platforms for content distribution and management Manage the technical aspects of live streaming – set up and maintain live streaming equipment, addressing any issues that may arise during streaming Stay updated on the latest audiovisual and streaming technologies, recommending and implementing upgrades when necessary Managerial Responsibilities
Pre‑production coordination of all onsite events – interfacing with outside clients, incoming vendors and the Vornado Penn Campus technical teams Interface between client and Vornado on scheduling and managing all pre‑production timelines and production schedules Align clients technical needs with the in‑house AV equipment provided at Penn 2 Advance the technical needs for incoming clients, including rentals, purchases, creating and reviewing technical drawings Hire and coordinate all AV rentals, over‑hire technical crew and external AV teams when needed – equipment rentals, vendors, etc. Ensure at all times a safe working environment and compliance with all Health & Safety and licensing regulations, including liaison with relevant authorities Working Hours
9 AM – 6 PM, Monday – Friday (in office); evenings and weekends as dictated by event/program schedule. Work Location
PENN 2, THE PENN DISTRICT Pay Scale
$90 – 115 k + bonus, dependent on experience and qualifications Event pay for on‑site event work outside standard working hours at 1.5× Health and dental benefits insurance coverage. Enroll within 30 days of start date or during annual enrollment periods. Participation in a retirement plan that includes a 401(k) plan. 15 days of paid time off, which can be used for sick, vacation or personal. Review our paid time off policy for more details. 3 sick days per year In‑House Technology Specifications
Audio
State‑of‑the‑art, flexible, networked digital audio system featuring digital wireless handheld and headset microphones, a 72‑channel console, and multiple speaker positions for a variety of room configurations. Designed for easy expansion to suit any event. Bodypack w/ headset mic – Shure ULXD1 × 4 Wired handheld – Shure SM58 × ? Speakers, Main
d&b 24C‑E Column Loudspeakers with d&b B8 Subwoofers driven by d&b 30D amplifier Speakers, Surround
d&b 16C Column Loudspeakers driven by d&b 10D amplifier K‑Array Domino KF210 Speakers driven by Kommander KA84 amplifier Additional Amplification
Video
Powerful main 4k 3‑chip digital laser projector with 33’ screen as well as an HD 3‑chip digital laser projector with 18’ screen for alternate stage area. Broadcast‑quality cameras available, both 4k PTZ and 6k Full‑Frame Sony. Broadcast‑quality switching and extensive streaming capabilities. Main Projector
Panasonic PT‑RQ50K – 4K 50 000 Lumen DLP Projector with 33’ Screen Side Projector
Panasonic PT‑RZ21K – 21 000 Lumen DLP Projector with 18’ Screen 6k Full‑Frame Sony Video Switcher
Ross Ultrix Carbonite with TD1C Graphics
Ross Xpression System Streaming
Confidence Monitor
Sharp NEC E438 43” 4k monitor on rolling cart × 2 Lighting
Flexible lighting system featuring 31 moving LED lights with color mixing, framing and zoom capabilities as well as color‑changing architectural downlights. ETC Eos Apex 10 console allows full control for installed lights and expansion capacity for adding additional instruments. Mounting channels on west wall and multiple 1‑ton truss points for hanging allow the space to adapt to any lighting need. LED Moving Lights
Martin ERA 600 Performance Stage Management
Clearcom intercom system with 4‑channel capability. Green room with video monitor and clearcom communications. Presentation timer and cueing system. Seniority level
Mid‑Senior level Employment type
Full‑time Job function
Marketing, Public Relations, and Writing/Editing Industries
Events Services
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The primary role of the Technical Producer is to manage the in‑house audio visual program for the venue business at THE PENN DISTRICT in New York City. This role will oversee and manage the technical aspects of our live, virtual, and in‑person events and activations. The Technical Producer collaborates closely with the Venue Manager and interfaces directly with our clients to ensure production obligations and project scope are fulfilled. This role is pivotal in coordinating and executing seamless technical production elements, ensuring exceptional event experiences for our clients. Skills and Qualifications
Minimum 5 years of relevant experience, preferably in live events with hands‑on exhibitions and production Professional command of written and verbal speech; must always present well and communicate clearly to both clients and leadership Outstanding organizational skills and attention to detail Familiarity with CAD and/or VectorWorks/similar Familiarity with Google platforms including Calendar, Drive, and Mail Productive time management Detail‑oriented Self‑starter, thrives in a fast‑paced environment, and team player Flexible schedule which includes additional hours for onsite event/filming operations, including weekends, will be required to reflect the calendar of bookings Technical Responsibilities
Develop and maintain comprehensive knowledge of in‑house Video, Audio, LED technology, Rigging, and Power systems Conduct regular checks, repairs, and upgrades to ensure all equipment is in optimal condition Oversee and actively participate in load‑in, tech, event execution and strike for all engagements across the Penn District Campus Collaborate with Venue Manager to identify and solve technical, logistical, and creative challenges proactively Operate and troubleshoot all technical equipment at Penn 2 including sound, lights, video and streaming Experience with Yamaha audio consoles, Blackmagic ATEM switchers, and Ross video switchers for live event production Experience with Crestron control systems for AV Knowledge of Appspace or similar digital signage platforms for content distribution and management Manage the technical aspects of live streaming – set up and maintain live streaming equipment, addressing any issues that may arise during streaming Stay updated on the latest audiovisual and streaming technologies, recommending and implementing upgrades when necessary Managerial Responsibilities
Pre‑production coordination of all onsite events – interfacing with outside clients, incoming vendors and the Vornado Penn Campus technical teams Interface between client and Vornado on scheduling and managing all pre‑production timelines and production schedules Align clients technical needs with the in‑house AV equipment provided at Penn 2 Advance the technical needs for incoming clients, including rentals, purchases, creating and reviewing technical drawings Hire and coordinate all AV rentals, over‑hire technical crew and external AV teams when needed – equipment rentals, vendors, etc. Ensure at all times a safe working environment and compliance with all Health & Safety and licensing regulations, including liaison with relevant authorities Working Hours
9 AM – 6 PM, Monday – Friday (in office); evenings and weekends as dictated by event/program schedule. Work Location
PENN 2, THE PENN DISTRICT Pay Scale
$90 – 115 k + bonus, dependent on experience and qualifications Event pay for on‑site event work outside standard working hours at 1.5× Health and dental benefits insurance coverage. Enroll within 30 days of start date or during annual enrollment periods. Participation in a retirement plan that includes a 401(k) plan. 15 days of paid time off, which can be used for sick, vacation or personal. Review our paid time off policy for more details. 3 sick days per year In‑House Technology Specifications
Audio
State‑of‑the‑art, flexible, networked digital audio system featuring digital wireless handheld and headset microphones, a 72‑channel console, and multiple speaker positions for a variety of room configurations. Designed for easy expansion to suit any event. Bodypack w/ headset mic – Shure ULXD1 × 4 Wired handheld – Shure SM58 × ? Speakers, Main
d&b 24C‑E Column Loudspeakers with d&b B8 Subwoofers driven by d&b 30D amplifier Speakers, Surround
d&b 16C Column Loudspeakers driven by d&b 10D amplifier K‑Array Domino KF210 Speakers driven by Kommander KA84 amplifier Additional Amplification
Video
Powerful main 4k 3‑chip digital laser projector with 33’ screen as well as an HD 3‑chip digital laser projector with 18’ screen for alternate stage area. Broadcast‑quality cameras available, both 4k PTZ and 6k Full‑Frame Sony. Broadcast‑quality switching and extensive streaming capabilities. Main Projector
Panasonic PT‑RQ50K – 4K 50 000 Lumen DLP Projector with 33’ Screen Side Projector
Panasonic PT‑RZ21K – 21 000 Lumen DLP Projector with 18’ Screen 6k Full‑Frame Sony Video Switcher
Ross Ultrix Carbonite with TD1C Graphics
Ross Xpression System Streaming
Confidence Monitor
Sharp NEC E438 43” 4k monitor on rolling cart × 2 Lighting
Flexible lighting system featuring 31 moving LED lights with color mixing, framing and zoom capabilities as well as color‑changing architectural downlights. ETC Eos Apex 10 console allows full control for installed lights and expansion capacity for adding additional instruments. Mounting channels on west wall and multiple 1‑ton truss points for hanging allow the space to adapt to any lighting need. LED Moving Lights
Martin ERA 600 Performance Stage Management
Clearcom intercom system with 4‑channel capability. Green room with video monitor and clearcom communications. Presentation timer and cueing system. Seniority level
Mid‑Senior level Employment type
Full‑time Job function
Marketing, Public Relations, and Writing/Editing Industries
Events Services
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