The A/V Technician will provide audiovisual services for Museum meetings and events, exhibitions, and programming on an as-needed basis. The nature of the position requires the ability to work independently and to exercise good judgment; a solid working knowledge of a broad range of audiovisual equipment and basic computer systems; and administrative and organizational skills.

The successful individual in this role will provide a high level of customer service and will enthusiastically promote The CJM as a cultural and community setting. For all positions, The Museum expects an interest in and commitment to the mission and core values of The CJM, including its beliefs in anti-racism, diversity, equity, access, and inclusion.

• Assists and supports AV needs for external facility rentals, internal CJM public programs, presentations or exhibition openings and related programming in The CJM’s spaces.
• Moves, sets up, strikes, operates, and adjusts audiovisual equipment, including microphones, portable sound systems, projectors, and lighting equipment; pulls and installs additional cable as necessary.
• Consults with and advises Museum staff regarding a wide variety of audiovisual needs.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

Knowledge, skills, and abilities

• Strong working knowledge of current and legacy audiovisual technology including a wide range of equipment; sound techniques and acoustics; the installation, operation, and setup of regularly used audiovisual equipment; safety and security procedures for handling and storage of audiovisual equipment.

• Solid application skills for both Mac and PC systems, including PowerPoint, Keynote, multi-media players, and streaming audio services. Computer hardware skill a plus.
• Experience in a museum environment is a plus, but not required.
• Ability to move, operate, and make minor repairs on a broad variety of audiovisual equipment.
• Excellent interpersonal, problem-solving, and conflict resolution skills.
• Conscientious self starter with proven ability to manage and independently prioritize multiple tasks, and to produce timely, high quality outcomes.
• Ability to respond to scheduling requests which may include nights and weekends, based upon audiovisual needs of museum.

Physical Requirements

• Occasional lifting and carrying equipment such as amplifiers and projectors. Up to 6o lbs.
• Frequent periods of bending, stooping, crawling, climbing, pushing, pulling, standing, and/or sitting.