Alhadeff Studio Head Technician

Seattle Rep; United States; In loco; USD 40.000 - 54.000; Part-time

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Descrizione del lavoro

The Alhadeff Studio Head Technician at Seattle Rep collaborates with design and production teams to realize designs for Cornish at Seattle University productions and professional rentals. This full-time academic year staff position runs September through May with summer hours as needed and is covered by the IATSE Local 15 CBA.

Responsibilities include leading crews, maintaining equipment, and coordinating with university partners to ensure safe, timely load in, run, and load out.

Competenze

• Collegiate or other specialized training in theatrical and entertainment staging systems and techniques.
• Must be able to work well with students in an educational capacity.
• Demonstrated ability to work with professional production teams performers and theater staff.
• Strong organizational skills; proven ability to effectively manage multiple priorities.
• Strong leadership and delegation skills.
• Self motivated responsible collaborative and able to work with minimal supervision.
• Experience with PC and Mac; working knowledge of Microsoft Office proficient in Excel.
• Comfortable working above the stage floor in a lift or on a ladder.
• Minimum 3 years experience in theatrical lighting.
• Basic Understanding of network based lighting systems.
• Basic Experience with LED lighting equipment intelligent fixtures and systems.
• Basic to intermediate understanding of modern audio technologies including but not limited to QLab programming audio over IP eg DANTE and digital audio consoles Yamaha QL specifically.
• Understanding of design processes.
• Strong technical theater experience includingETC EOS Family light board programming.
• Basic lighting design.
• Digital sound system set up and operation.
• QLab programming.
• Theatrical rigging.
• Projection set up and operation.
• Experience with drafting programs Vectorworks andor AutoCAD and Lightwright
• Experience with aerial work platforms and counterweight fly systems

Mansioni

• Maintains the facilities of the Alhadeff Studio in conjunction with the Technical Supervisor.
• Runs IATSE crews during all calls/events in Alhadeff Studio.
• Collaborates with Seattle University Academic Venue Supervisor Production Manager and Cornish Faculty to build and manage standards in the theater and work rooms.
• Attends Seattle University department and show/event meetings when scheduled by the Seattle University Academic Venue Supervisor.
• Maintains accurate equipment inventory records plots and associated paperwork in the Alhadeff.
• Supports the Seattle University Academic Venue Supervisor in maintaining a safe work environment at all times.
• Works with Cornish productions and client Designers and Seattle University Seattle University Academic Venue Supervisor toAdvise in generating labor estimations and schedule.
• Ensure safe and timely load in show run & load out of all shows and events.
• Assist students and clients in gear choices.
• Performs miscellaneous job related duties as assigned in accordance with the CBA

Conoscenze

Strong organizational skills

Leadership & delegation

Self-motivated & collaborative

Work with students & professional crew

QLab programming

ETC EOS lighting control

Formazione

Theatrical and entertainment staging training

Strumenti

Vectorworks

AutoCAD

Lightwright

Microsoft Office (Excel)

QLab

Descrizione del lavoro

DepartmentTeam ProductionPosition Reports To SRT Technical Production ManagerWork Location Cornish PlayhouseFLSA Classification SeasonalHourlyNon ExemptBenefits Vacation & Personal Days per Union contract; eligible for parking discounts & free ORCA cardStarting Pay Range 3400 per hour Per Union ContractApplication Deadline November 11 2026

ABOUT US

Seattle Rep is committed to producing extraordinary programming We believe that our ability to contribute to excellence in the arts depends on building and supporting a robust and diverse community We continuously work toward inclusion of those who have been excluded historically particularly BIPOC communities women LGBTQIA people immigrants and refugees and people with disabilities ensuring they are represented in all parts of the organization including at the decision making table inclusive of their intersectional identities like age religion background political ideology and veteran or military status This work is reflected in our Mission Seattle Rep collaborates with extraordinary artists to create productions and programs that reflect and elevate the diverse cultures perspectives and life experiences of our region Vision Theater at the heart of public life Values Artistic Vitality Sustainability Generous and Inclusive Practices

ABOUT THE POSITION

The Alhadeff Studio Head Technician works with the design and production teams to implement designs for both Cornish at Seattle University productions and professional rentals. This is a full time academic year staff position typically September May with additional summer hours as needed to support equipment maintenance summer classes and shows. This position is represented by the collective bargaining agreement between IATSE Local 15 and Seattle Repertory Theatre.

Typical Duties

• Maintains the facilities of the Alhadeff Studio in conjunction with the Technical Supervisor
• Runs IATSE crews during all callsevents in Alhadeff Studio
• Collaborates with the Seattle University Academic Venue Supervisor Production Manager and Cornish Faculty to build and manage standards in the theater and work rooms
• Attends Seattle University department and showevent meetings when scheduled by the Seattle University Academic Venue Supervisor
• Maintains accurate equipment inventory records plots and associated paperwork in the Alhadeff
• Supports the Seattle University Academic Venue Supervisor in maintaining a safe work environment at all times
• Works with Cornish productions and client Designers and Seattle University Seattle University Academic Venue Supervisor toAdvise in generating labor estimations and schedule
• Ensure safe and timely load in show run & load out of all shows and events
• Assist students and clients in gear choices

Performs miscellaneous job related duties as assigned in accordance with the CBA

Minimum Qualifications

Commitment to cultivating an equitable diverse and inclusive workplace via decisive action including consistently seeking out opportunities for self and community improvement in the areas of racial equity accessibility gender inclusivity and cultural sensitivity

• Collegiate or other specialized training in theatrical and entertainment staging systems and techniques
• Must be able to work well with students in an educational capacity
• Demonstrated ability to work with professional production teams performers and theater staff
• Strong organizational skills; proven ability to effectively manage multiple priorities
• Strong leadership and delegation skills
• Self motivated responsible collaborative and able to work with minimal supervision
• Experience with PC and Mac; working knowledge of Microsoft Office proficient in Excel
• Comfortable working above the stage floor in a lift or on a ladder
• Minimum 3 years experience in theatrical lighting
• Basic Understanding of network based lighting systems
• Basic Experience with LED lighting equipment intelligent fixtures and systems
• Basic to intermediate understanding of modern audio technologies including but not limited to QLab programming audio over IP eg DANTE and digital audio consoles Yamaha QL specifically
• Understanding of design processes
• Strong technical theater experience includingETC EOS Family light board programming
• Basic lighting design
• Digital sound system set up and operation
• QLab programming
• Theatrical rigging
• Projection set up and operation
• Experience with drafting programs Vectorworks andor AutoCAD and Lightwright
• Experience with aerial work platforms and counterweight fly systems

Desired Qualifications

• Experience working in higher education not for profit or arts environment
• Production management experience
• Supervisory experience in a union represented theatervenue
• Experience with student work environments
• First aid AED and CPR training
• Fall Arrest training
• Aerial lift certification
• Demonstrated ability to work positively with professional production teams performers and theater staff

Seattle Rep is excited about and actively working towards becoming a more diverse anti racist organization We are interested in attracting developing and advancing the most talented individuals regardless of their race sexual orientation religion age gender disability status or any other dimension of diversity We strongly encourage people of color women LGBTQIA veterans individuals with disabilities and others from underrepresented groups to apply Every candidate brings something special to the table

Applications will be reviewed once the position has closed

At Seattle Rep we are committed to finding the right fit for our team through a personalized human centered review process Members of this positions applicationresume review team will carefully evaluate your materials Workplace accessibility and accommodations can be discussed with HR once an offer of employment has been extended