Stage & Lighting Technician — Live Performance Specialist

Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 50,674,000 - 88,971,000; Full time

Job summary

The Johns Hopkins University Peabody Institute is seeking a Stage and Lighting Technician to support over 1,000 annual events, focusing on lighting coordination and stage management for large acoustic ensembles across the Conservatory and Prep program. The role partners with conductors, artistic directors, musicians, dancers, and production staff to ensure a safe, inclusive, and professional environment.

Responsibilities include designing lighting for diverse performances, managing load-ins and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree required.
• Three years related experience required.
• Additional education/substitution allowed per policy.

Responsibilities

• Independently manage acoustic large ensembles including all setups, rehearsals and final performances.
• Work with lighting load-ins, strikes and guest lighting designers.
• Design lighting for small dance, opera, jazz, and MfNM events.
• Assist other Technicians with A/V, stage setups and weekday management of concerts.
• Schedule work calls for Peabody's student stage crew.
• Independently manage student stage crew.
• Maintain a professional and safe performance environment for students, faculty, staff, patrons, and guests.
• Co-manage and hire student stage crew annually and assist in training.

Skills

Lighting design

Live audio

Stage management

Independence

MS Office

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Tools

Lighting equipment

Audio/Video setup

Job description

The Johns Hopkins University Peabody Institute is seeking a Stage and Lighting Technician to support over 1,000 annual events, focusing on lighting coordination and stage management for large acoustic ensembles across the Conservatory and Prep program. The role partners with conductors, artistic directors, musicians, dancers, and production staff to ensure a safe, inclusive, and professional environment.

Responsibilities include designing lighting for diverse performances, managing load-ins and