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Live Event Technical Support & QA Monitoring (Online Summits & Live Events)
This work involved real-time technical support and QA monitoring during live online events and multi-day summits.
The focus was on ensuring system stability during critical live phases, including event start, livestream transitions, and speaker handovers.
Key responsibilities included:
- Monitoring livestream setups (e.g. YouTube, Facebook)
- Observing WordPress-based event environments
- Validating system behavior against expected configurations
- Identifying technical issues and inconsistencies in real time
- Performing defined interventions where possible
- Documenting issues and handover for further resolution
The work required continuous attention to system behavior under real-time conditions, with a strong focus on reliability and structured issue handling.
This role was not focused on full troubleshooting or event management, but on maintaining technical stability and visibility during live execution.
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