Session Engineer

The Professional Writing and Music Technology Division is seeking engineers to join our Session Engineer program that offers a unique opportunity for students to gain hands‑on experience working with faculty and fellow musicians in real‑world recording environments. This role is a direct pathway to a career as a professional recording engineer. What You’ll Do Record and engineer the PWL recording sessions. Be available for ad‑hoc recording sessions outside of established studios as a contractor. Distribute parts, set up the studio, move microphones, prepare ProTools sessions, check attendance, and otherwise ensure the smooth operation of the PWL sessions. Create the desired mix for the specific lab you are engineering. Distribute recorded assets (stems, files, etc.) to the lab’s Google Drive folder immediately after each session. Maintain and clean up the PWL rooms after each band, including properly wrapping cables, putting away microphones, and covering the piano and other equipment. What You’ll Bring Completed MP‑385, Advanced Recording Techniques. Completed the Studio Operations training session. Understanding of proper techniques for recording various instruments (saxophones, brass, percussion, piano, electric and acoustic bass/guitar, etc.). Robust knowledge of DAW workflow. Previous recording/sound experience with acoustic ensembles. Experience using Google Drive and other Google tools. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Reliable and consistent. What You’ll Gain Hands‑on experience recording music with top‑notch musicians. Opportunities to work directly with Berklee faculty and industry professionals. Development of technical and creative skills as a session engineer. Networking with faculty and peers, opening doors to future collaborations and career opportunities. Experience that complements academic studies at Berklee. Hourly Rate: $20.64/hour Hiring Manager: Brian Sears #J-18808-Ljbffr Berklee College of Music