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In-house Electronic Technician at DM Holdings
DM Holdings
September 01, 2026
Full-time
On-site
Summary
The Electronics Technician is responsible for the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and proper functioning of electronic equipment and systems used across the company's studios, offices, and production facilities.
The role ensures that all studio and technical equipment remain operational, safe, and fit for production activities.
Job Responsibilities
Install, maintain, test, and repair electronic equipment used in recording and production studios.
Conduct routine checks on studio equipment, including microphones, mixers, amplifiers, monitors, speakers, intercom systems, control panels, and related devices.
Ensure all electronic equipment is functioning properly before, during, and after production activities.
Diagnose faults and promptly resolve technical issues that may disrupt studio operations.
Assist the production and technical teams during live recordings, shoots, and studio sessions.
Develop and implement regular preventive maintenance schedules for studio and electronic equipment.
Investigate electrical and electronic faults affecting studio and office equipment.
Any other assigned duty
Qualifications & Experience
OND, HND, B.Sc. / B.Eng. in Electronics Engineering, Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Electronic Technology, or a related field.
2 - 3 years of relevant experience
Practical experience troubleshooting electronic and audio-visual equipment is required.
Experience working with studio/production equipment will be an added advantage.
Technical certification or apprenticeship training.
The Electronics Technician is responsible for the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and proper functioning of electronic equipment and systems used across the company's studios, offices, and production facilities.
The role ensures that all studio and technical equipment remain operational, safe, and fit for production activities.
Job Responsibilities
Install, maintain, test, and repair electronic equipment used in recording and production studios.
Conduct routine checks on studio equipment, including microphones, mixers, amplifiers, monitors, speakers, intercom systems, control panels, and related devices.
Ensure all electronic equipment is functioning properly before, during, and after production activities.
Diagnose faults and promptly resolve technical issues that may disrupt studio operations.
Assist the production and technical teams during live recordings, shoots, and studio sessions.
Develop and implement regular preventive maintenance schedules for studio and electronic equipment.
Investigate electrical and electronic faults affecting studio and office equipment.
Any other assigned duty
Qualifications & Experience
OND, HND, B.Sc. / B.Eng. in Electronics Engineering, Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Electronic Technology, or a related field.
2 - 3 years of relevant experience
Practical experience troubleshooting electronic and audio-visual equipment is required.
Experience working with studio/production equipment will be an added advantage.
Technical certification or apprenticeship training.