On-Site Webcasting Technician - Independent Contractor

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confidentialNew York (NY)

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Job Description: Job DescriptionOn-Site Webcasting Technician - Independent Contractor
Description: This role is a freelance A/V Technician who will stream Wall Street investor conferences on-site at various event spaces. Knowledge of video cameras, audio mixing, and streaming software required. All equipment is provided for business continuity. Contractors will be paid an hourly rate plus a flat rate for travel. Travel expenses and a food stipend are paid for by the Company. TWST Events vary by location. Independent Contractors are not employees and have the ability to accept and reject assignments. Assignments are generally within a 100-mile radius, but additional assignments outside of that area may be available, as needed.
Duties and Responsibilities: Understand A/V signal flow and troubleshooting Ability to create a clean, professional presentation of equipment Ability to research and develop new skills Be pleasant and energetic early in the morning Ability to interact with clients face to face Navigate service hallways and freight elevators at high-end hotel and event venues Able to travel to midtown Manhattan by 6 AM or earlier Able to travel out of state via air or provided ground transportation. Report client feedback and potential product requests Unpack/setup/test/run/break down of broadcast and audio visual equipment Lift 50+lbs Provide White-Glove Service
Education and Experience: Working knowledge of video cameras, streaming software and audio/visual hardware, software and signal flows Experience working with browser-based tools and hardware Hands-on experience with Windows/Mac OS/Android Excellent problem-solving and multitasking skills
Job Type: Freelance, 100% onsite (Locations Nationwide)
Pay: $35.00 per hour.
Paid travel expenses and expense reimbursement. Flexible Schedule; Accept or decline events based on your schedule Must be able to pass a background check
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