Working student (f,m,x) Operations & Technical Support (Audio/Video & Streaming)

Join our team as a working student in Operations & Technical Support (Audio/Video & Streaming) and help us bring live productions and streaming events to life. In this role, you’ll help ensure our productions run smoothly – from preparation and logistics to on-site execution and technical setups. You’ll work closely with the team on day-to-day operations and gradually take on more technical responsibilities over time.

What you’ll be doing

• Help us prepare, run, and wrap up event and streaming productions
• Support logistics and make sure everything is in the right place at the right time
• Get hands-on with audio/video setups and live streaming workflows
• Keep equipment, data, and internal processes organized and running
• Assist with testing, basic troubleshooting, and on-site technical setup
• Step by step take on more complex technical and project-related tasks

Must-haves

• You are currently enrolled at a university (technical, media, or business-related field is a plus)
• You’re curious about technology – especially audio/video or production setups
• You’re highly organized and can keep track of moving parts
• You have a Class B driving license
• You communicate confidently in English
• You work independently, structured, and reliably
• You learn quickly and enjoy figuring things out hands-on

Nice-to-haves

• First experience with streaming setups or live production
• Basic understanding of networks or IT systems
• Experience with tools like Microsoft Teams or similar platforms
• Interest in 3D printing or technical tinkering in general

• A role in a growing start-up where you can actively shape how things are done
• Real insight into live production, streaming, and technical workflows
• A steep learning curve instead of repetitive routine work
• Responsibility from day one – with support from an experienced team
• Short decision paths and a very hands-on working culture
• Flexible working hours that fit around your studies