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Event Tech Ops Technician

  • Event Tech Ops Technician job type Posted on: Nov 11, 2026
  • Event Tech Ops Technician experience level VDart Inc
  • Event Tech Ops Technician employment type Santa Clara, California
  • Event Tech Ops Technician employment type Onsite
  • Event Tech Ops Technician salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Event Tech Ops Technician

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

Santa Clara California United States

Remote :

No

Jobcon Logo Job Description :

Role: Event Tech Ops Technician

Location: Santa Clara, CA

Duration: 6 - 12 months+

Role Overview

  • This is a higher-level, hands-on technical role that combines desktop support, hardware troubleshooting, event technology, and collaboration with Marketing.
  • Most companies outsource this type of event technology support, but client has its own dedicated internal team.
  • The role started within traditional IT support and evolved into supporting Client's events, demos, and latest technology.
  • Linux experience is especially valuable given the growing role of Linux in AI and LLM infrastructure.
  • The person needs to be technically curious, comfortable working with new hardware, and interested in emerging technologies.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities

  • Set up, configure, test, troubleshoot, and prepare computers, laptops, monitors, and other Client hardware for events.
  • Work across Windows, Linux, and client-specific products and platforms.
  • Build systems, install software, create scripts, and ensure equipment is ready before events.
  • Support gaming events, product demonstrations, trade shows, and major corporate events.
  • Work with demo owners to understand technical requirements and recommend the appropriate hardware.
  • Evaluate requirements such as:
    • Display and TV configurations.
    • Power and networking requirements.
    • CPU and GPU performance requirements.
    • Hardware specifications needed to support demos and activations.
  • Prepare and configure all hardware in the lab before deployment.
  • Often be the first technical team member onsite at an event to coordinate setup.
  • Handle onsite setup of laptops, monitors, networking, Wi-Fi, and other technical equipment.
  • Provide recommendations on the latest hardware, chipsets, and technology to ensure demos perform properly.

Event and Demo Support

  • Support major client events, including gaming events, product launches, trade shows, and executive keynotes.
  • Work directly with Marketing, Engineering, Sales, and other internal stakeholders.
  • Support high-profile events and presentations, including keynotes involving Client's CEO, Jensen Huang.
  • Coordinate with demo owners and other teams to ensure all technology is configured and working as expected.
  • Troubleshoot technical issues quickly, often under tight event timelines.

Ideal Candidate Profile

  • Strong technical foundation, ideally someone who started in IT or desktop support and developed into a more specialized technical role.
  • Comfortable working with both hardware and software.
  • Familiarity with Windows and Linux; Linux experience is particularly valuable.
  • Interest in gaming, PC hardware, AI, LLMs, and emerging technologies.
  • Experience using AI tools such as Claude and Codex to build scripts or improve workflows is a plus.
  • Someone who enjoys learning about new hardware, chipsets, GPUs, and technology.
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to work with technical and non-technical stakeholders at all levels.
  • Must be adaptable, resourceful, and able to pick up new technologies quickly.

Non-Negotiables

  1. Desktop support and hardware troubleshooting: Must have hands-on experience troubleshooting computers and technical equipment.
  2. A/V and connectivity knowledge: Should understand common hardware connections and standards, including HDMI versus DisplayPort, along with basic A/V troubleshooting.
  3. Network troubleshooting: Must be comfortable troubleshooting network connectivity, Wi-Fi, and related event technology issues.
  4. Travel: Approximately one domestic trip per month.
  5. Learning agility: Must be a sponge, pick things up quickly, and be comfortable working with unfamiliar technology.

Jobcon Logo Position Details

Posted:

Nov 11, 2026

Reference Number:

102405-5195

Employment:

Full-time

City:

Santa Clara

Job Origin:

CIEPAL_ORGANIC_FEED

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Role: Event Tech Ops Technician

Location: Santa Clara, CA

Duration: 6 - 12 months+

Role Overview

  • This is a higher-level, hands-on technical role that combines desktop support, hardware troubleshooting, event technology, and collaboration with Marketing.
  • Most companies outsource this type of event technology support, but client has its own dedicated internal team.
  • The role started within traditional IT support and evolved into supporting Client's events, demos, and latest technology.
  • Linux experience is especially valuable given the growing role of Linux in AI and LLM infrastructure.
  • The person needs to be technically curious, comfortable working with new hardware, and interested in emerging technologies.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities

  • Set up, configure, test, troubleshoot, and prepare computers, laptops, monitors, and other Client hardware for events.
  • Work across Windows, Linux, and client-specific products and platforms.
  • Build systems, install software, create scripts, and ensure equipment is ready before events.
  • Support gaming events, product demonstrations, trade shows, and major corporate events.
  • Work with demo owners to understand technical requirements and recommend the appropriate hardware.
  • Evaluate requirements such as:
    • Display and TV configurations.
    • Power and networking requirements.
    • CPU and GPU performance requirements.
    • Hardware specifications needed to support demos and activations.
  • Prepare and configure all hardware in the lab before deployment.
  • Often be the first technical team member onsite at an event to coordinate setup.
  • Handle onsite setup of laptops, monitors, networking, Wi-Fi, and other technical equipment.
  • Provide recommendations on the latest hardware, chipsets, and technology to ensure demos perform properly.

Event and Demo Support

  • Support major client events, including gaming events, product launches, trade shows, and executive keynotes.
  • Work directly with Marketing, Engineering, Sales, and other internal stakeholders.
  • Support high-profile events and presentations, including keynotes involving Client's CEO, Jensen Huang.
  • Coordinate with demo owners and other teams to ensure all technology is configured and working as expected.
  • Troubleshoot technical issues quickly, often under tight event timelines.

Ideal Candidate Profile

  • Strong technical foundation, ideally someone who started in IT or desktop support and developed into a more specialized technical role.
  • Comfortable working with both hardware and software.
  • Familiarity with Windows and Linux; Linux experience is particularly valuable.
  • Interest in gaming, PC hardware, AI, LLMs, and emerging technologies.
  • Experience using AI tools such as Claude and Codex to build scripts or improve workflows is a plus.
  • Someone who enjoys learning about new hardware, chipsets, GPUs, and technology.
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to work with technical and non-technical stakeholders at all levels.
  • Must be adaptable, resourceful, and able to pick up new technologies quickly.

Non-Negotiables

  1. Desktop support and hardware troubleshooting: Must have hands-on experience troubleshooting computers and technical equipment.
  2. A/V and connectivity knowledge: Should understand common hardware connections and standards, including HDMI versus DisplayPort, along with basic A/V troubleshooting.
  3. Network troubleshooting: Must be comfortable troubleshooting network connectivity, Wi-Fi, and related event technology issues.
  4. Travel: Approximately one domestic trip per month.
  5. Learning agility: Must be a sponge, pick things up quickly, and be comfortable working with unfamiliar technology.

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