Rodgers Instruments is proud to support a nationwide dealer network that serves churches, organists, and music ministries across North America. Behind every installation and every service visit is a skilled technician,someone with the hands-on expertise to keep instruments performing at their best for years to come.
As demand for service and support continues to grow, the Rodgers Dealer Network is actively looking to help train and connect the next generation of technicians with opportunities in the field.
Whether you have a background in electronics, audio, musical instruments, mechanical work, or hands-on troubleshooting, a career as a Rodgers technician can offer meaningful work, specialized skills, and long-term growth.
What Does a Rodgers Technician Do?
Rodgers technicians play a critical role in supporting churches and musicians. Work may include:
- Assisting with installations and upgrades
- Diagnosing and resolving technical issues
- Supporting audio systems and console components
- Maintaining instruments for long-term reliability
- Working directly with churches and music staff
This is a hands-on career that combines technical skill, problem-solving, and service.
A Career Built on Skill, Service, and Music
Rodgers technicians often come from a wide range of backgrounds—electronics, audio, mechanical repair, IT, or musical instrument experience. What they share is a commitment to quality work, attention to detail, and a desire to support the people and communities who rely on music in worship.
Learn More
If you’re interested in exploring a career as a technician within the Rodgers Dealer Network, we invite you to watch the video above and reach out to Rodgers Instruments to learn more about opportunities in your area.
