OBS Studio Specialist

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smeDenver (CO)

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OBS Studio Task Creator Hands-on experience using OBS Studio for screen recording, streaming, audio/video setup, scenes, sources, overlays, or capture workflows. English proficiency at B2 level or higher to understand project instructions, document tasks clearly, and communicate with the project team. Comfortable using a computer, managing media files, configuring devices, adjusting software settings, and recording workflows. Ability to come up with realistic and challenging OBS Studio tasks that reflect actual recording, streaming, tutorial, content creation, or troubleshooting use cases. Strong understanding of OBS basics such as scenes, sources, display capture, window capture, audio mixer, recording settings, output formats, hotkeys, and profiles. Ability to ensure your setup supports the task, including having OBS installed, recording permissions enabled, audio/video devices available, and required files/assets ready before recording. High attention to detail when preparing the task, executing the workflow, and checking that the recording is complete, clear, and understandable. Reliable, self-directed, and able to deliver consistent quality in an hourly, remote contractor workflow across time zones. Additional professional skills are appreciated, including video production, content creation, streaming, teaching, technical support, admin, operations, or other computer-based workflows. Create realistic OBS Studio tasks: Come up with realistic and challenging tasks that can be executed on the computer using OBS Studio, then document the task clearly in Super Annotate. Prepare the work environment: Ensure your setup supports the task, including having OBS installed, scenes/sources ready, audio/video inputs configured, permissions enabled, and references ready before recording. Record task execution: Record yourself executing the OBS Studio task on your computer while following project instructions and ensuring the workflow is clear, complete, and realistic. Document task context: Provide enough task context, steps, goals, recording settings, files, and notes so reviewers can understand what the task is and how it was completed. Demonstrate practical software use: Complete workflows involving scenes, sources, audio setup, display/window capture, overlays, output settings, recording profiles, or troubleshooting where relevant. Maintain submission quality: Review your recording and documentation before submission to ensure the task is complete, understandable, realistic, and aligned with project guidelines.

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