Located in London at the heart of the global music industry, ICMP has been developing and delivering contemporary music education for over 30 years – longer than any other music school in the UK.
Our institution offers a specialist range of industry-aligned undergraduate and postgraduate courses focused on preparing musicians, producers, performers, creative artists, and entrepreneurs for a successful and rewarding career in the music and wider industries.
With two stunning purpose-designed campus buildings in North London, ICMP has recently been awarded its own Degree Awarding Powers and is on track to achieve University title in the next two years. We have also expanded our Music Production provision of UG programmes in the ICMP School of Music Production. This is an exciting time to join an ambitious and growing institution with a global reputation.
Position Overview
ICMP is seeking an experienced Games Sound Designer to teach eight evening courses (8 x 3 hours) on its Sound for Films, Games, and Television Industry Course. The lectures will cover the basics of working in Sound for games and the use of professional tools and software, enabling students to carry out simple sound tasks within a game engine and/or middleware engine. Minimum Requirements
A professional in the Audio Gaming industry with at least 5 years of experience; And/or an educational teaching background in Audio Gaming or a Games related course; Proficient in Pro Tools or other Digital Audio Workstations; Experienced in the use of Unity Software or Unreal Game Engine; Experienced in using Middleware Engines such as WWISE or FMOD; Familiarity with Keynote/PowerPoint/Presentation software; Ability to work evenings (Lectures are 7pm to 10pm on Tuesday and Thursday evenings); London-based or able to travel to Kilburn/Queens Park, North London Area.
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ICMP is seeking an experienced Games Sound Designer to teach eight evening courses (8 x 3 hours) on its Sound for Films, Games, and Television Industry Course. The lectures will cover the basics of working in Sound for games and the use of professional tools and software, enabling students to carry out simple sound tasks within a game engine and/or middleware engine. Minimum Requirements
A professional in the Audio Gaming industry with at least 5 years of experience; And/or an educational teaching background in Audio Gaming or a Games related course; Proficient in Pro Tools or other Digital Audio Workstations; Experienced in the use of Unity Software or Unreal Game Engine; Experienced in using Middleware Engines such as WWISE or FMOD; Familiarity with Keynote/PowerPoint/Presentation software; Ability to work evenings (Lectures are 7pm to 10pm on Tuesday and Thursday evenings); London-based or able to travel to Kilburn/Queens Park, North London Area.
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