Kimberly Egan

Kimberly Egan has a diverse work experience in the audio engineering field. Kimberly started their career as an Audio Engineer at High Noon Entertainment in 2019, where they worked on a production for the Food Network. Kimberly was responsible for constructing audio systems, coordinating RF equipment, and ensuring high-quality content for the television network.

In 2017, Kimberly worked as a Monitor Engineer at the Stratosphere Hotel and Casino, where they handled audio monitoring for live performances. During the same year, they also worked as an Audio Engineer and RF Tech at Solotech Inc., where they had the opportunity to work on projects like Classic Cher.

From 2018 to 2021, Kimberly worked as an A1/Audio Lead at Encore Event Technologies, where they took on a leadership role in audio production for various events. Kimberly also freelanced as an Audio Engineer during this time, gaining experience in different audio projects.

Kimberly's work experience also includes roles at Golf Channel, Ultimate Productions, FOX Sports, and Colorado Symphony. At Golf Channel, they worked as a Comms Engineer for "Live From the Masters" and a Field A2 for the World Long Drive Championship. At Ultimate Productions, they served as a Broadcast A2 for the Vegas Golden Knights. As for FOX Sports, they worked in Broadcast Audio. Kimberly'smost recent position is as a Recording Engineer at Colorado Symphony.

Outside of the audio engineering industry, Kimberly had a role as a Shipping Manager at Amazon from 2020 to 2021. In this role, they managed labor and logistics for outbound deliveries and collaborated with outside vendors to ensure successful product hand-off.

Overall, Kimberly Egan has built a comprehensive background in audio engineering through their experiences in various roles and industries.

Kimberly Egan began their education at the International Community School from 1997 to 2002. During this time, no specific degree or field of study information was provided. Kimberly then attended Boston University from 2002 to 2006, where they obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Theatrical Sound Design.