Lighting Electrician Jobs Worldwide: The StageLync Job Board
Discover opportunities with the StageLync Job Board and find the latest jobs for Lighting Electricians.
The StageLync Job Board is your go-to resource for connecting Lighting Electricians with dynamic roles in the performing arts. Whether you’re seeking your next opportunity or looking to hire a skilled professional, our platform streamlines the process to meet the unique demands of finding performing arts staff. Updated weekly with diverse listings, we bring you closer to your next gig!
Electrician & Freelance Sound Engineer | New York, New York
Application Deadline: Sep 30, 2026
An Off-Broadway theatre is seeking freelance electricians and sound engineers for an initial 8–10 hours of repair work, followed by regular monthly lighting or sound maintenance.
Sound engineers should be familiar with QLab and the Behringer X32 Compact. Opportunities may also include corporate event sound and video work, as well as occasional sound and lighting design. Pay is $30/hour.
A special event is scheduled for September 2, so applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible with a letter of interest and resume.
Head Electrician / Production Manager | Des Moines, Iowa
Application Deadline: Sep 30, 2026
A Head Electrician/Production Manager is sought to oversee theatrical electrical and lighting operations across multiple performing arts venues.
The role includes supervising stagehand crews, advancing productions, managing lighting and electrical systems, coordinating event staffing, and maintaining production equipment. ETC Eos and theatrical CAD experience are required, with Vectorworks preferred.
Candidates should have 5+ years of theatrical electrician experience, including at least 2 years as a Head Electrician in a major performing arts venue.
Electrician 1 – Lighting Technician | Cincinnati, Ohio
Application Deadline: Sep 30, 2026
An Electrician 1 – Lighting Technician is sought to plan, install, and maintain lighting equipment for productions across two theatre spaces.
The role includes implementing lighting designs, collaborating with designers and production teams, managing lighting budgets, and leading overhire crews for load-ins, hangs, focus, maintenance, and strikes.
Candidates should have strong theatrical lighting and electrics experience, with excellent technical, creative problem-solving, and teamwork skills.
Production Electrician | New Haven, Connecticut
Application Deadline: Sep 30, 2026
A Production Electrician is sought to support lighting installation, operation, and maintenance for productions and events at a university performing arts center.
The role includes interpreting light plots, assisting with load-ins and strikes, supervising student crews, supporting special lighting effects, and maintaining electrical equipment and workspaces.
Candidates should have advanced ETC skills and Vectorworks drafting experience, along with strong production planning, safety, leadership, and troubleshooting abilities. Evening, weekend, and holiday work may be required.
Lead Electrician | Flat Rock, North Carolina
Application Deadline: Sep 30, 2026
A Lead Electrician is sought to oversee lighting, projection, and special effects operations for theatre productions and events through December 20, 2026.The role includes supervising electricians, coordinating crew calls, installing and maintaining lighting and projection equipment, managing inventory, and supporting show operations.Candidates should have 3+ years of theatrical lighting experience, strong ETC console and DMX knowledge, and proficiency with Vectorworks and Lightwright. Pay is $18–$19/hour, with overtime, benefits, and single-room housing provided.
Visit the Lighting and Electrical Job Board for 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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