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Shiloh & Bros Gaming seeks a Gameplay Streaming Technician to be the technical backbone of our gaming streams and computer systems. You will troubleshoot on the fly, maintain streaming setups, and ensure viewers never see a dropped frame or bad mic. This is an in-person role just outside Nashville, TN.
Beyond streaming, you will provide general IT support for the team, keeping networks, PCs, and software running smoothly. Passion for technology and willingness to stay current are essential.
Shiloh & Bros Gaming | Full-Time or Part-Time | Location: Nashville, TN area
Shiloh & Bros is a family-centered show with over 29 billion minutes watched. The show follows Shiloh and her four brothers in a world of video games. Known for their work as actors on Netflix’s Feel the Beat, Disney’s Tomorrowland, Nickelodeon, and Paramount’s Anchorman 2, siblings Shiloh, Elijah, Micah, Josiah, and Judah came together to create their own YouTube channel, Shiloh & Bros, which has amassed over 10 million followers. This year, the show expanded to new platforms and is now featured on Amazon Prime Kids. Their content focuses on humor, heart, and the bond of family, providing entertainment that makes viewers laugh and smile.
15.7 million+ Subscribers
Shiloh & Bros Gaming is looking for a Gameplay Streaming Technician to serve as the technical backbone of our gaming streams and computer systems. You'll be the go-to person for keeping streams and gameplay videos running smoothly — troubleshooting on the fly, maintaining our streaming setup, and making sure viewers never see a dropped frame, a bad mic, or a frozen screen. This is an in-person role based just outside Nashville, TN.
Beyond streaming, you'll also be a key part of our general IT support, helping keep computers, networks, and everyday tech running for the whole team. This role suits someone who genuinely loves technology: the more you know about computers, the better, and staying current with new tools and hardware isn't optional; it's core to doing this job well.