Rigging and Automation Jobs: The StageLync Job Board
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Automation Tech Practicum – Online
Application Deadline: Apr 30, 2026
This exclusive 10-month Automation Technician Practicum offers students a unique opportunity to launch their careers through hands-on experience at Carnival Studios, specialized training at TAIT headquarters, and real-world work onboard one of Carnival Cruise Line’s 29 ships.
During the first 12 weeks, interns build a strong technical foundation through training on the TAIT Navigator and Mechatronics automation platforms, along with essential entertainment rigging and safety protocols, preparing them for an onboard contract. Practicum interns assist in operating advanced automated stage rigging systems in the main theater, managing up to 32 axes of automation, pit lifts, stage lifts, revolve turntables, and eight LED walls for full-cast production shows, welcome aboard events, game shows, lounge talks, and presentations.
Interns also gain valuable technical experience supporting the maintenance, troubleshooting, and ongoing upkeep of automation equipment, contributing directly to safe, reliable, and high-quality entertainment experiences delivered at sea. Upon completion of the 12-week training program, participants are assigned to a 6–8-month contract as an Automation Technician onboard one of Carnival’s 29 vessels.
Stage Rigger – Asia
Application Deadline: Feb 23, 2026
This company is looking for an experienced professional Show Rigger. You will be part of a skilled team delivering all technical aspects of our shows.
You will be specifically responsible for preparing, signing off and giving rehearsal and show clearance for human flying. Ensure all performer acrobatic equipment, both aerial and ground based, is kept and maintained in good condition, as well as show props and scenic elements. Check. inspect and maintain show rescue and recovery devices ensuring they are held in readiness.
Automation Technician – Sandy, Utah, USA
Application Deadline: Apr 30, 2026
This Theatre Centry is building a pool of experienced automation professionals interested in operating and maintaining our state-of-the-art Automation systems for our award-winning productions.
Our Automation team supports multiple venues and collaborates closely with creative and technical departments to deliver safe, innovative, and technically seamless live performances. Team members work with advanced stage machinery and show control technology in a fast-paced, production-driven environment that values precision, training, and continuous improvement.
This posting is intended to identify and connect with qualified candidates for future openings within our Automation Department.
Automation and Service Coordinator – Fairview, New Jersey, USA
Application Deadline: Apr 30, 2026
Rigging Installer – Houston, Texas, USA
Application Deadline: Mar 31, 2026
Desired Qualifications:
-Experience installing theatrical, entertainment, or architectural rigging systems.
– Experience with theatrical counterweight rigging systems required.
-Ability to work as part of a crew and follow directions from project leads and supervisors.
-Willingness and ability to travel required.
-Rigging and installation experience in a variety of venue types.
-Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and installation details.
-Experience installing anchorages in concrete and structural steel.
-Comfortable working at height, including climbing and operating lifts.
-Familiarity with motorized rigging systems is a plus.
-Basic computer skills for job documentation and communication.
-ETCP certification preferred but not required.
Visit the Rigging and Automation Job Page more information on these roles and the other exciting opportunities via the StageLync Job board. Whether you’re looking to advance your career or seeking talent, StageLync is here to support your journey in the arts.
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