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Convene Hospitality Group

L1 Lighting Engineer, Live Events (part-time)

New York, NYpart-timemidAdded today

About this role

Convene Hospitality Group seeks an experienced L1 Lighting Engineer to operate and manage lighting systems for live events across their Manhattan venues. You'll handle equipment setup, troubleshooting, and quality management while collaborating with production teams to deliver exceptional experiences for high-profile clients.

What you'll do

  • Set up, test, and operate lighting equipment including fixtures, consoles, and DMX systems for live events
  • Ensure optimal lighting quality by adjusting levels, programming cues, and monitoring parameters throughout events
  • Troubleshoot technical issues including DMX addressing problems to minimize event disruptions
  • Maintain and inspect lighting equipment regularly to ensure proper working condition
  • Collaborate with event coordinators and production teams to understand and execute lighting requirements
  • Document lighting setups, configurations, and equipment inventory accurately

What they're looking for

  • Lighting console operation
  • DMX addressing and network management
  • Moving and stationary fixture operation
  • Wireless DMX device experience
  • Technical troubleshooting and problem-solving
  • Equipment maintenance and inspection
  • Attention to detail and lighting aesthetics
  • Communication and teamwork

Benefits

  • Hourly pay at $55/hour with $550 daily minimum guarantee
  • Flexible shift-based scheduling with part-time to full-time options
  • Work across premium hospitality venues in Manhattan
  • Opportunity to contribute to high-profile brand activations and events
  • Immediate start available
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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience operating lighting consoles and managing DMX networks in live event settings.
  • Describe a time when you encountered a critical lighting issue during an event. How did you troubleshoot and resolve it?