Audio Intern, Unpaid for Course Credit

Dreamscape Learn

Audio Intern assisting in sound design and implementation for VR experiences. Collaborating in audio engineering and managing sound assets with close supervision.

Posted 6/24/2026internshipCulver City • California • 🇺🇸 United StatesEntry LevelWebsite

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Unity

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Create original and engaging audio assets
Assist in maintaining sound and music libraries
Audio engineering in the game engine
Troubleshoot technical issues if they arise

Requirements

What you’ll need

Technical understanding of basic sound engineering techniques (EQ,
compression, etc.)
Understanding of post-production or game audio workflow
Working knowledge of recording software and hardware
Creativity and attention to detail
The ability to take constructive criticism and revise as necessary
Communication skills are essential
**Preferred Skills**
Experience working with the Unity game engine.
An understanding and ability to create ambisonic sounds
Efficiency in learning new programs and procedures
Ability to adapt to changing creative direction.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Gain hands-on experience with professional audio equipment and software used in the industry
Develop technical skills in recording, editing, mixing, and sound production
Build a network of industry professionals, mentors, and potential employers
Create a portfolio of real-world projects to strengthen your resume
Increase your chances of securing future freelance, contract, or full-time audio positions
School credit (per academic requirements

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Hard Skills & Tools

audio engineeringsound engineering techniquespost-production workflowrecording softwarerecording hardwareambisonic soundstroubleshootingEQcompressiongame audio workflow

Soft Skills

creativityattention to detailconstructive criticismcommunicationadaptabilityefficiency in learning