Courtroom Recording Technician: Trials & Depositions
Job Description
Job Description
Superior Court Reporters, Inc.
Massachusetts (in person)
Engagement: Independent contractor
Compensation: $30 per hour, with a guaranteed minimum of 3.5 paid hours ($105) per assignment.
Superior Court Reporters, Inc. is seeking dependable, detail-oriented people to record trials and depositions in Massachusetts. This role focuses on capturing clear, complete audio and maintaining an accurate recording log. No transcript production is required.
What You Will Do
- Arrive on time, set up recording equipment, and test microphones and audio before proceedings begin.
- Monitor sound quality and recording status throughout each assignment, and promptly address or report technical problems.
- Keep clear notes identifying speakers, key events, and recording times.
- Save, organize, and securely deliver recordings and logs according to company procedures.
- Interact professionally with court staff, attorneys, witnesses, and other participants.
- Protect the confidentiality of proceedings and related files.
What We Are Looking For
- Reliability, punctuality, and a professional courtroom presence.
- Strong listening skills, attention to detail, and the ability to remain focused during lengthy proceedings.
- Confidence using Windows computers, audio equipment, and digital files.
- A calm, practical approach to troubleshooting.
- Availability for scheduled weekday proceedings and the ability to travel to Massachusetts assignment locations.
Experience in legal support, audiovisual work, IT, or court reporting is helpful. Applicants new to the field are welcome; please explain how your experience and technical skills would prepare you for this work.
How to Apply
Apply through ZipRecruiter with your résumé and a brief note describing your relevant experience, weekday availability, and the Massachusetts areas you can cover.