CAM Commercial Music - Recording Engineer Mix (FWS/NFWS)

Location
AZ Phoenix
Workplace
On-site

About this role

Position Summary
The Student Recording Engineer & Mixer provides recording, editing, and mixing support for Commercial Music student projects, Friday Night Live (FNL) productions, and other events.

Responsibilities

  • Record, edit, and mix music projects for Commercial Music students.
  • Operate recording studio equipment during production projects.
  • Prepare recording sessions including microphone setup, signal routing, and session organization

. • Mix live audio for Friday Night Live (FNL) broadcasts and other live productions

. • Maintain studio equipment and assist with troubleshooting technical issues.

  • Archive and organize recording sessions and project files.
  • Support faculty with recording sessions, showcases, and special events.
  • Other duties as assigned.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience with Pro Tools recording and editing.
  • Experience mixing live sound.
  • Knowledge of professional recording studio workflows.
  • Experience operating digital audio consoles.
  • Understanding of microphones, signal flow, and studio acoustics.
  • Strong critical listening skills.
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a production environment.

    Education

Grand Canyon University/Grand Canyon Education is committed to a student first policy.

Therefore, all applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements to be considered for student employment:

  • Enrolled at GCU as a full-time student in a Bachelor’s program or Master’s program.
  • Retain a 2.0 GPA as a Bachelor level student or a 3.0 GPA as a Master level student.
  • Maintain good financial standing with the University.

You may be subject to termination if you fall below the minimum requirements.

Pay Rate: Minimum Wage

Anticipated End Date: June 30, 2027

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