BRAVO - Lighting Designer​/Programmer

Openings as of 2/21/2026

We are only accepting applications for the jobs listed below.

BRAVO - Lighting Designer/Programmer

• Date Posted: 2/11/2026
• Date Available:
  
  SY25-26

Revised Oct 2024

Perm/contract:

Temporary

Department:

Primary Reporting

Location:

Brooks

Level:

N/A

TBD

Date Available:

Spring 2026

Job Category:

Reports to:

Sponsor/Administration

• Champions the vision of the school district
• Models a forward-thinking and innovative mindset
• Stewards public funds with a high sense of responsibility
• Leads with an unrelenting commitment to universal student success
• Demonstrates the ability to organize teams to achieve common goals
• Leads with an awareness of the cross-functional nature of district work
• Generates a culture of care for, learning with and service to the community
• Aspires to the highest standards of integrity, professionalism and confidentiality
• Demonstrates a passion for working with a culturally, racially linguistically diverse district team of administrators, educators and staff in all roles
• Actively seeks feedback, including critical feedback intended for professional growth
• Understands the intersection of public school leadership, student learning and equity
• Courageously addresses adult behavior that does not meet professional expectations

Dates TBD based on Production Schedule for - times are flexible (Monday-Friday, 8am-10pm - based on stage availability and Saturdays, 9:30am-12:30pm) Must be available for cue to cue, tech rehearsals and performances (based on schedule discussed with Director/Artistic Director)

• Read script and score thoroughly to plan and create an artistic vision for the show
• Meet with Director to discuss concept and needs for the production; share design ideas and research
• Propose specialty lights and rentals as needed to convey the story
• Note projections will be used on this production.
• Coordinate and execute lighting rentals drop off and pick up of rental equipment - all special effects (i.e.fog) are the LD's responsibility to coordinate
• Plan and execute lighting design stage time with the Bravo Office for hang and focus and when stage time is requested
• Inventory current stock, order replacements as needed and replace lamp burnouts as needed including at the end of production
• Follow production schedule to meet deadlines as outlined in the production calendar (watch rehearsals, meeting, hang, focus, programming, cue to cue)
• Power off LED's at distro box daily
• Train student stage crew - light operator and spotlight operators
• Must be available for cue to cue, tech rehearsals and performances (based on schedule discussed with Director/Artistic Director)
• Rough in cues as much as possible before Director/LD cue to cue
• Meet and Share all cues with Stage Manager
• Create Spotlight cue sheet before first tech
• Maintain safe, organized and tidy work spaces (stage, booth, storage areas)
• Following final performance - strike all lighting and return submasters to auditorium general light plot
• Restore lighting plot
• Responsible for return of all rentals at close of strike, inventory lighting, lamps, gels and stock
• This job requires flexible hours

• LD must know how to operate a scissor lift (no fly system) that raises to 19'
• Experience on the ETC ion lighting console
• Will require heavy lifting, long hours and ladder/lift work

This position requires the performance of light work—which may require exerting up to 20 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 10 pounds of force frequently to move objects. The position includes close visual acuity, frequent talking, hearing, walking and standing, occasional lifting, carrying, pushing, and/or pulling, some stooping, kneeling, crouching and/or crawling and significant fine finger dexterity. The job is performed in non-hazardous environments and a clean atmosphere.

Postings current as of 2/21/2026 3:44:38 AM CST.