Software development
Frontend and backend in TypeScript. You would work on Syncoda, the electronic register for conservatories, and on the studio’s products: real interfaces, real data, users who tell you what is wrong.
Who we would like to meet
Frontend and backend in TypeScript. You would work on Syncoda, the electronic register for conservatories, and on the studio’s products: real interfaces, real data, users who tell you what is wrong.
Freelance sound engineers and technicians for concerts, festivals, theatre, multichannel installations. If you can rig a stage, tune a system and stay calm at eight in the evening, write to us.
Computers, networks, printers, equipped halls: people who solve problems for people, in the workshop and on site, and write down what they did.
Studying sound technology, computer science, design or communication? We have projects where an internship or a thesis can become a finished piece of work, not an exercise.
How we work here
A register a registry really uses, a festival that opens, a machine that works again. The work has a start and a delivery.
People who write code watch a stage go up; people in support watch an interface being born. You learn by watching the others.
The studio is in Pontenure. The work is also in conservatories, in theatres and wherever projects take us: in the last two years Osaka, Augusta, Daegu, Hangzhou.
Two lines about who you are and a link to something you have made: a repository, a portfolio, a video, an online CV. We reply to everyone, even when the answer is “not now”.