De Montfort University
Digital Content and Media Technical Instructor (Performance and Events)
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Job Description
Digital Content and Media Technical Instructor (Performance and Events)
Requisition Id: 621
Job Location: Gateway House
Full-time/Part-time: Part-time/Annualised hours
Employee Weekly Hours: 33.30
Maximum Salary: 38,784.00 GBP
Minimum Salary: 32,080.00 GBP
Market Supplement:
Application Closing Date: 04/09/2026
Job Description:
Main duties and responsibilities
About De Montfort University
De Montfort University (DMU) is recognised for its innovative teaching, industry partnerships, world-leading research, and excellent student experience. We offer over 300 courses, many with professional accreditation and strong industry links, preparing students for successful careers.
Digital Content and Media Technical Instructor
Join our Digital and Technology Team and play a key role in supporting teaching, performances, and events across the University. You'll provide specialist technical expertise, maintain industry-standard facilities, and help create exceptional learning experiences for students.
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Key Responsibilities
- Provide technical support for Drama, Dance, Acting, and other creative disciplines.
- Support conferences, performances, and internal and external events.
- Support teaching, rehearsals, assessments, and public performances.
- Deliver technical workshops and one-to-one student support.
- Advise academic staff on technical solutions.
- Maintain lighting, sound, video, and stage equipment.
- Work with Estates, Events, and Digital & Technology teams to deliver high-quality services.
- Carry out equipment maintenance, PAT testing, and maintain technical records.
- Maintain venue specifications and support digital signage across campus.
- Support occasional evening and weekend events.
What You'll Do
No two days are the same. You could be delivering technical workshops, supporting student performances, advising academics, supporting the tech for a conference and event, preparing venues for commercial hire, or maintaining specialist performance facilities.
Working with the Team Leader and Technical Instructors, you'll collaborate with colleagues across the University to deliver outstanding technical support for teaching, learning, performances, and events.
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Essential
About You
- A qualification in Technical Theatre, Live Events, Production Technology, Performing Arts Technology, or equivalent experience.
- Experience operating lighting, sound, video, and stage technologies.
- Experience supporting live performances, teaching, or events.
- Experience maintaining technical equipment and working safely.
- Excellent communication, organisation, and problem-solving skills.
- A proactive, customer-focused approach with the ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Flexibility to support evening and weekend activities.
Desirable
- Experience delivering technical workshops or practical training.
If you're passionate about technical theatre, live events, and supporting student success, we'd love to hear from you.
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