Freelance Livestreaming Specialist

Hire Digital is seeking a detail-oriented and technically proficient Livestreaming Specialist (Freelance, Remote) to support an upcoming corporate webinar project for a leading pharmaceutical client. This role is responsible for managing the end-to-end livestream execution, including technical setup, pre-recordings, interpreter coordination, and live event operations.

The ideal candidate has proven experience hosting professional webinars using Zoom Webinar, possesses strong communication and organizational skills, and can ensure a seamless, branded, and high-quality viewing experience for global audiences.

Requirements

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Set up and manage all Zoom webinar sessions, including pre-recordings, dry runs, tech checks, and live events.
  • Conduct technical checks with speakers, moderators, and interpreters to ensure optimal camera, sound, and screen-sharing quality.
  • Manage pre-recording sessions for speakers and ensure consistency in framing, background, and presentation flow.
  • Coordinate and run moderator rehearsals and interpreter tests, verifying that language channels and sound are properly configured.
  • Oversee live webinar operations, including transitions between pre-recorded and live segments, screen sharing, and Q&A facilitation.
  • Display and manage branded elements (holding slides, banners, logos) in line with Roche’s corporate identity.
  • Monitor chat, audience Q&A, and coordinate with the client’s internal team to cue questions and announcements.
  • Ensure professional communication with all participants and provide real-time troubleshooting support during the event.
  • Record and deliver final webinar outputs (English and Vietnamese versions) and share post-event assets with the internal team.
  • Prepare a short post-event summary outlining technical performance and improvement recommendations.

REQUIREMENTS

  • At least 3 years of experience in livestream or webinar production, ideally for corporate or MNC clients.
  • Proven expertise using Zoom Webinar (setup, panelist management, practice/live modes, interpreter channels, and recording).
  • Strong technical and troubleshooting skills under live conditions.
  • Excellent communication, organization, and client-facing professionalism.
  • Ability to coordinate multiple stakeholders (speakers, interpreters, and moderators) smoothly and confidently.
  • Reliable equipment setup, including stable high-speed internet, webcam, and quality microphone.
  • Familiarity with creative assets such as holding slides, banners, and branded overlays preferred.
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