[SML] Job Posting - Technical Manager at Radio City Music Hall

[Michael Sauder]

Hi folks,

Looooooong time mostly lurker, things have changed a lot but I still hold a
soft spot for this list, going back to my high school days in... some time
back.

I'm searching for my replacement at Radio City Music Hall in NYC, as I move
on to other exciting responsibilities within the parent company, Madison
Square Garden. It is, to put it mildly, a bit of a jack-of-all-trades
unicorn position, attempting to check off as many of these boxes (and
more!) as possible:


   - Experience with all the standard production technologies (lighting,
   audio, automation, etc).
   - Solid experience with show control, especially Medialon Manager
   - Solid video technology experience, including:
      - Media servers (we're a 7thSense house)
      - Projectors
      - LED walls
      - Broadcast
      - IT, including:
      - Networking (Enterprise Cisco especially)
      - Windows, Mac, and Linux; not just familiar with them but actually
      able to support other users, including Linux server administration.
      - Programming; web programming (HTML, Javascript, etc) and scripting
      (Python, Ruby, etc). Bonus for real C++ or similar experience.
   - Familiarity with electronics, Arduino, etc.
   - Familiarity with CAD and 3D modeling.
   - Project Management and budgeting
   - Will work closely with unions.
   - The standard reading, ‘riting, ‘rithmetic skills.



This position is primarily in support of the annual Christmas show starring
the Rockettes, but it's a year-round job. It is heavily on the management
and some design side and lite on the hands-on tasks, except for the IT
related roles that we handle 100% ourselves, but the background knowledge
and experience with all these technologies are crucial. I can't discuss
salary, but I can say that we know what we're looking for, and the salary
is there to match.


You can see the more detailed description here:
https://careers-msgentertainment.icims.com/jobs/14312/job


I'm happy to answer whatever questions I can.


Thanks,

Michael
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