Event Technician, specialising in AV (m/f/d) – full-time or part-time

Your responsibilities and challenges:

Set-up and installation: You will set up professional audio, video and media equipment, wire up the systems and commission them in accordance with industry standards.
Video and presentation technology: You will manage displays, projectors, LED systems, video mixers and other components for professional image reproduction.
Signal management: You will handle the distribution, conversion and transmission of audio and video signals and ensure reliable signal routing.
Streaming and hybrid events: You will assist with the technical implementation of live streams, video conferences and hybrid event formats.
Camera and broadcast: Where required, you will work with camera equipment, video production and professional video transmission systems.
Wireless transmission: You will assist with the use of wireless video transmission technology and ensure stable connections between the systems in use.
Technical support: You will be on site to support events and productions, monitor the technical equipment and, where necessary, quickly find suitable solutions.
Preparation and maintenance: You will check, configure and maintain our equipment and ensure it is ready for the next assignment.
Teamwork: You will work closely with project managers, colleagues and other technical teams to ensure the successful delivery of our projects.

Here’s why you’d be a good fit for us:

A completed apprenticeship as an event technology specialist or a comparable technical qualification.
Practical experience in event technology, AV technology or media technology.
Basic knowledge of professional video and signalling technology.
An interest in streaming, broadcasting, camera technology and modern transmission solutions.
Technical understanding, manual dexterity and a meticulous approach to work.
A passion for solving technical problems and familiarising yourself with new systems.
The ability to work as part of a team, reliability and a friendly manner when dealing with customers.
Willingness to work on event-related assignments, including evenings and weekends.
A Class B driving licence.

You don’t have to be an expert in everything! What matters to us is that you have a solid technical foundation, are passionate about AV technology and are keen to continually expand your knowledge. We’ll be happy to train you in further areas and systems.

Here’s what we offer:

Technical variety: You’ll work with a range of AV systems and professional event technology.
Exciting projects: You can look forward to live events, conferences, hybrid events, streaming productions and other technical challenges.
Variety rather than routine: Every assignment brings new requirements and different technical solutions.
A supportive team: We prioritise clear lines of communication, mutual support and working together as a team.
Personal responsibility: You can contribute your skills and play an active role in shaping technical processes.
Opportunities for development: You’ll deepen your knowledge and can develop your skills in the areas of video, streaming, broadcast or project management.
Attractive remuneration, compensation for overtime, opportunities for further training and a company pension scheme are a given for us.

Event Logistics Coordinator (m/f/d) – Full-time or part-time

Your responsibilities and challenges

Transport and logistics: You will reliably transport event technology, equipment and materials to and from our venues.
Truck driving: You will drive our lorries and ensure that goods are transported safely and on time.
Loading and unloading: You will ensure that loads are secured correctly and handle the loading and unloading of our vehicles.
Set-up and dismantling: You’ll support our events team in setting up and dismantling event technology, stages, trusses, furniture and other event components – depending on the project.
Warehouse and equipment maintenance: You’ll help organise our warehouse, check equipment and ensure that our gear remains in good working order.
Hands-on tasks: You’ll lend a hand with practical tasks and work with your colleagues to find solutions if anything needs adjusting on site.
On-site teamwork: You’ll work closely with our event technicians and project managers, helping to ensure our events run smoothly.

Here’s why you’d be a good fit for us:

A valid Class C driving licence.
Ideally, experience of driving lorries and handling transport and event equipment.
Manual dexterity and a passion for hands-on work.
Physical stamina and a willingness to lend a hand with set-up and dismantling.
A sense of responsibility, reliability and a meticulous approach to work.
The ability to work as part of a team and a willingness to lend a hand wherever help is needed.
Flexibility regarding working hours, as events may also take place in the evenings and at weekends.
Good command of German to facilitate coordination within the team and ensure tasks are carried out effectively.

Not familiar with the events industry yet? No problem! If you’re reliable, enjoy getting stuck in and are keen for a varied working environment, you’re very welcome to join us.

Here’s what we offer:

Variety instead of routine: You’ll be working at different venues and see first-hand how planning and technical work come together to create finished events.
Driving and getting stuck in: With us, you’ll combine your role as a lorry driver with hands-on work in the events sector.
A strong team: You’ll work alongside colleagues who pull together and support one another.
Varied tasks: You can expect to be involved in transport, warehouse logistics, materials handling and assisting with event set-ups.
Insight into exciting productions: You’ll be part of the team that makes events possible, both technically and logistically.
Short lines of communication: We prioritise direct coordination and pragmatic solutions.
Attractive remuneration, overtime pay, opportunities for further training and a company pension scheme are a given for us.

Project Manager – Event Technology (m/f/d) – Full-time or part-time

Your responsibilities and challenges:

Project planning and management: You will plan and coordinate events and event technology from the initial enquiry through to successful completion.
Technical design: You will develop suitable technical solutions for events and draw up technical concepts, as well as plans for equipment and staffing.
Client support: You will act as the point of contact for our clients, providing them with expert advice and working with them to fulfil their requirements.
Coordination: You will liaise with clients, suppliers, service providers and internal teams to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Staff and equipment allocation: You will coordinate the deployment of staff, equipment and external service providers.
Budgeting and costing: You prepare quotations, calculate project costs and keep track of costs, deadlines and resources.
On-site implementation: You oversee set-up and dismantling, as well as the technical execution, and ensure compliance with relevant safety regulations.
Project closure: You are responsible for the follow-up work on your projects and continuously refine processes together with the team.

Here’s why you’d be a good fit for us:

A completed apprenticeship as an events technology specialist or a comparable technical qualification.
Ideally, experience in project management, project coordination or the technical planning of events.
Good knowledge of events technology, for example in the areas of lighting, sound, video, stage or media technology.
Organisational skills, a structured approach to work and the ability to keep a clear overview even in fast-paced situations.
Strong communication skills, the ability to work as part of a team and a confident manner when dealing with clients and project partners.
Cost awareness, as well as an independent and solution-oriented approach to work.
Willingness to work on event-related assignments, occasionally in the evenings and at weekends.
A Class B driving licence

Not a project manager yet? No problem! If you’re proficient in event technology, enjoy organising and are keen to take on more responsibility, we’ll support you as you develop into a project manager.

Here’s what we offer:

Responsibility and creative freedom: You’ll manage your projects independently and contribute your own ideas.
Varied tasks: You can look forward to a wide range of events and exciting technical challenges.
A supportive team: We value collaboration, clear lines of communication and mutual support.
Opportunities for development: You’ll be able to develop your technical and organisational skills in a targeted manner.
State-of-the-art event technology: You’ll work with professional equipment and develop technical solutions for a range of requirements.
Attractive remuneration, overtime pay, opportunities for further training and a company pension scheme are all standard for us.

Apprenticeship as an Event Technology Specialist (m/f/d)

Are you interested in events, concerts, shows or trade fairs and would like to know what goes on behind the scenes from a technical perspective? On the Event Technology Specialist apprenticeship, you’ll learn how events are technically planned, set up and executed.

Here’s what you’ll learn with us:

Setting up and configuring lighting, sound and video equipment for events
Planning and technical preparation of events, shows and productions
Operating modern lighting and sound equipment during events
Erecting stages, trusses and technical structures
Setting up microphones, loudspeakers and mixing desks
Programming and controlling lighting systems
Carrying out soundchecks and technical tests
Maintaining, servicing and inspecting event technology
Working as part of a team with event organisers, artists and other technicians

What you should bring to the role:

A passion for events, music, the stage or technology
An interest in technical matters and good manual skills
Motivation to learn new things and get stuck in
Team spirit and a reliable approach to work
Willingness to work flexible hours (e.g. in the evenings or at weekends)
Physical stamina for setting up and dismantling equipment
A school-leaving qualification (e.g. secondary school certificate)

What you can expect:

A varied apprenticeship involving exciting events
A behind-the-scenes insight into events and productions
Working with modern event and media technology
A motivated team that will support you throughout your apprenticeship
Good prospects of being offered a permanent role after your apprenticeship

Imaging Technician / HF Technician (m/f/d)

Your responsibilities and challenges:

Setting up, configuring and maintaining wireless camera systems (RF-Cams) and radio links for national and international productions
Technical coordination and quality control of video signals in the OB van or the control room
Maintenance, servicing and configuration of our RF and broadcast equipment at our site in Bernau between productions
Contributing to the technical planning and production preparation of our wireless transmission systems

Why you’d be a good fit for us:

A successfully completed qualification as a media designer (image and sound), event technology specialist, radio and television technician, electronics technician or a comparable technical qualification
Preferably solid experience in RF and broadcast technology, ideally in OB van or live broadcast operations. However, we are also open to interested and motivated career starters
A strong focus on quality, the ability to solve problems quickly under the pressure of a live broadcast, and excellent teamwork skills
Willingness to work irregular hours (including weekends and public holidays) and to travel on business
Good command of English and a Class B driving licence

We offer:

A varied range of projects in the fields of events, corporate events and live broadcasting
Comprehensive on-the-job training to become a high-frequency technician
The opportunity to work with state-of-the-art, high-end equipment and innovative RF technologies
A close-knit, supportive team with flat hierarchies and open communication
Attractive remuneration, overtime pay, opportunities for further training and a company pension scheme are a given for us