Iron Mountain is seeking a meticulous and experienced Audio Engineer – Media & Archival Services to join our Entertainment Services team. In this role, you will be responsible for the high-fidelity digitization of analog assets, the expert restoration of audio using professional software, and the maintenance of archival integrity through precise metadata capture and chain-of-custody procedures. What You’ll Do In this role, you will:Preserve Cultural History: Digitize and convert a wide range of legacy analog and digital audio materials into high-quality, preservation-standard digital formats, ensuring the longevity of irreplaceable media. Master Restoration & Remediation: Perform complex audio restoration, including noise reduction and equalization, while collaborating with archivists and client services to meet specific project delivery specifications. Ensure Technical Excellence: Maintain studio hardware and software (including tape machines and DA - Ws) and uphold strict compliance with organizational standards for metadata organization and archival tracking. What You’ll Bring The ideal candidate will have:3 years of experience in audio engineering, specifically within a studio or archival environment. Experience with Pro Tools. Strong knowledge of analog and digital audio formats (reel-to-reel, DAT, etc.) and expert proficiency in Pro Tools and i. Zotope RX. Proven ability in technical troubleshooting and managing high-volume projects with extreme attention to detail. Bachelor’s degree in Audio Engineering, Music Technology, or a related technical field (or equivalent professional experience).