Audio Engineering Intern

DISCLAIMER(S): *THIS IS AN UNPAID INTERNSHIP, WITH THE POTENTIAL FOR FUTURE EMPLOYMENT.**WE ARE SPECIFICALLY LOOKING FOR INTERNS WHO WORK WITH RECORDING ARTISTS, FILM/TV/LIVE SOUND ENGINEERS ARE NOT IDEAL CANDIDATES.*Company DescriptionInvite Only Studios is an experiential recording and photography studio based in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City. Our multi-million dollar, state-of-the-art space has only been around since October 2019, but we have hosted many clients since then. To name a few, we have hosted Mary J. Blige, Alicia Keys, Darren Barnett (2021 People Choice Awards Winner) and Offset. We have also hosted events for ESPN, KIDinaKORNER (Imagine Dragons), Swizz Beats, Snoop Dogg, Def Jam Recordings, Russ, Saint JHN and Nike. In addition, we have created musical content for brands such as Starbucks, JP Morgan-Chase, Sunny D, Summer’s Eve, Wendy’s and Weight Watchers.In addition, we work with several indie artists and assist them in their journeys to propel their careers. At Invite Only we welcome creativity from anyone who is willing to contribute ideas. If you think this role would suit you please apply as soon as you can!Job DescriptionThis role is intended for candidates seeking to advance their careers as Audio Engineers, particularly those with regular experience working with recording artists.Tasks & ResponsibilitiesBeing present for sessions and available to complete tasks for clients.Going on runs for clients and staff when necessary.Maintaining studio cleanliness & etiquette.Completing projects dictated by studio management as directed.Maintaining a positive attitude, enthusiasm, and willingness to be as effective as possible.Skills & QualificationsSome type of educational training in audio engineering.Knowledge and experience in Pro Tools.Troubleshooting equipment & signal flow.Excellent time management & organization skills.DISCLAIMER(S): *THIS IS AN UNPAID INTERNSHIP, WITH THE POTENTIAL FOR FUTURE EMPLOYMENT.**WE ARE SPECIFICALLY LOOKING FOR INTERNS WHO WORK WITH RECORDING ARTISTS, FILM/TV/LIVE SOUND ENGINEERS ARE NOT IDEAL CANDIDATES.*