Live Entertainment Event Producer

Kurz zusammengefasst

Fever is the world's leading technology platform for culture and live entertainment, using proprietary tools and data‑driven insights to bring unforgettable experiences to more than 300 million people across 55 countries each month. The company partners with major brands such as Netflix, FC Barcelona and Primavera Sound, and is backed by global investors. As part of the Fever Originals team, the Live Entertainment Event Producer will help shape new, data‑informed events that expand access to culture while supporting creators in scaling and innovating their productions. In this role you will act as the primary production contact for every project, supporting the Executive Producer and Project Manager from concept through post‑event wrap‑up. Daily duties include planning pre‑production logistics, selecting and hiring vendors, managing on‑site execution, and overseeing post‑event activities. You will build and maintain detailed production timelines, ensure all teams stay on schedule, and coordinate closely with project managers and on‑site staff to keep events aligned and on track. Cost optimisation is a key focus, requiring you to monitor quotes, invoices and profit‑and‑loss updates, while also securing permits, meeting insurance requirements and handling venue research and booking. Administrative responsibilities cover expense reporting, invoicing and contract work with the legal department, and the role may involve domestic and international travel across time zones. The position demands a proven record of delivering live events, strong analytical abilities and excellent oral and written communication. Candidates must thrive in a fast‑paced, ambiguous environment, showing flexibility, meticulous attention to detail and a proactive, self‑starting attitude. The role blends business development with operational execution, so a passion for the entertainment and events sector is essential, as is the capacity to think creatively about how to craft compelling experiences for diverse audiences. To succeed, you need at least three years of experience in event production, fluency in German at a C2 level, and fluency in English. A history of using data to inform event decisions and strong interpersonal skills are also required. While the advert does not list additional benefits or location specifics, the position offers the chance to work with a high‑impact, globally recognised brand and to travel internationally as part of the job. What the role asks for: - 3+ years experience in event production - German language fluency C2 - English language fluency - Proven track record of data‑driven event delivery