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The company's premiere annual event, Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas, is the world's largest dance music festival and attracts more than 525,000 fans over three days. Enhanced by state-of-the-art lighting, pyrotechnics and sound design, large-scale art installations, theatrical performers and next generation special effects, our events captivate the senses and inspire a unique level of fan interaction.
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Insomniac may pursue all avenues available, including promotion from within, employee referrals, outside advertising, employment agencies, Internet recruiting, job fairs, college recruiting and search firms.
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Insomniac Events is seeking a highly skilled Backend Software Engineer for a hybrid eligible position. Insomniac produces 10,000 concerts, club nights and festivals for seven million attendees annually across the globe.
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THE ROLE Insomniac Events is seeking an experienced and enthusiastic Project Manager of Travel to work directly with Executive leadership to actively develop and execute Insomniac travel initiatives and enhance our ticketing systems.
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Insomniacs premier annual event, Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas, is the largest multi-day music festival in North America, and attracted more than 400,000 fans over three days in May 2019. Insomniac Events is looking for a Social Media & Community Engagement Coordinator to assist with crafting and organizing social content for each of our unique brands, as well as handling a high volume of customer service-related questions, comments, and requests across festival and brand social media channels.
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Insomniac Events is seeking a QA Engineer skilled in ensuring the quality and reliability of web and mobile applications through comprehensive testing strategies. Insomniac strongly supports equal employment opportunity for all applicants regardless of race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, pregnancy, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, age, marital status, physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, sexual orientation, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by state or federal law.
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Experience implementing observability & logging systems across multiple services (Golang, Typescript (Node.js), Typescript (Next.js. Demonstrated fluency in React (with Typescript) and Go (bonus points for Next.js.
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THE ROLEInsomniac Events is looking for a Community Engagement Coordinator who has email and social media-based customer service experience to handle a high volume of customer service-related questions, comments, and requests across festivals, brands & concerts.
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