Technical Audio, Lighting and General Technicians Dance Alliance West Yo

New York City Dance Alliance
West New York, NJ
US

New York City Dance Alliance (NYCDA) is seeking skilled, experienced, high‑energy Audio and Lighting Technicians as well as General Technicians for our touring educational dance workshops and dance competitions with events in 32 cities nationwide. We have immediate openings to supplement our team through July 2026. This is a fast‑paced opportunity for technical pros who take pride in flawless event execution and can handle the rigors of load‑ins and load‑outs.

Travel occurs weekly from the NYC metropolitan area and all candidates must reside within this area.

The ideal candidates are problem‑solvers who remain calm under pressure and thrive in a collaborative, travel‑heavy environment. This position is ideal for someone with a corporate event or concert background. Additional hours may also available to assist in our shop preparing and packing equipment for the tour and tracking inventory.

NYCDA produces the premier educational Dance Convention National Tour throughout the United States. NYCDA also has a not‑for‑profit component, the NYC Dance Alliance Foundation, which awards college scholarships to dancers and produces two fundraising events a year – Desitny Rising, a dance concert at the Joyce Theater, as well as the annual Chita Rivera Awards.

• Responsible for FOH mixing, system tuning, and overall sonic quality of the production.
• Responsible for backstage wireless frequency management, mic’ing talent, and assisting with PA deployment.
• Strong knowledge of signal flow, multi‑destination routing, and audio troubleshooting practices.
• Requirements: Proficiency with Midas M32, QLab, basic networking, and Sennheiser RF/Wireless Systems Manager. Experience with SMAART preferred but not required. Must be able to regularly lift and move up to 50lbs.
• Responsible for console operation (Hog
  4), fixture troubleshooting, and maintaining the designer’s vision.
• Responsible for rigging, cabling and assisting with the daily hang and focus.
• Strong knowledge of automated fixtures, networking and basic electrical safety.
• Requirements: Proficiency with Hog 4, Art Net, ability to hang and focus fixtures and lead stagehands in doing so. Must be able to regularly lift and move up to 50lbs.

• Strong technician with background in either audio or lighting that will assist all aspects of tech and build. Responsible for truss building, video wall construction and hanging, laying cables and looms, and operating either Lights or Audio during dance competition, among others.
• Requirements:
  Basic knowledge of signal flow, cable types, truss building and rigging practices, and wireless microphone operation. Basic knowledge of either audio or lighting consoles a plus.

• Execution: Assemble, operate, and maintain all technical equipment for daily performances.
• Logistics: Manage daily load‑ins and load‑outs with local crews; ensure equipment is safely packed and secured for transit.
• Maintenance: Perform routine "bench work" and field repairs on cables, fixtures, and audio gear to ensure 100% uptime.
• Safety: Adhere to strict rigging and electrical safety protocols at all times.

• Experience: Minimum 2–4 years of experience in live event production or previous touring experience.
• Technical Savvy: Ability to read signal flow diagrams, light plots, and stage plots.
• Physical Stamina: Ability to lift 50+ lbs, climb ladders, and work long hours on your feet.
• Soft Skills: A "tour‑ready" attitude—flexible, punctual, and able to live and work in close quarters with a diverse crew.

Compensation: $1300 - $1600 weekly based upon role and experience.

Benefits:
Coach airfare, double occupancy hotel, per diem or meals provided in alignment with the company’s standard expense practices.

Application process:

Email letter and resume to  No phone calls please.

Jan 30, 2026 -