The phrase "a sound engineer for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's profession or role in relation to a specific project, organization, or context.
Example: "She works as a sound engineer for a major film production company, ensuring high-quality audio for all their projects."
Alternatives: "a sound technician for" or "an audio engineer for".
While exploring the jazz scene, she met her future husband, Mark Romero, then a sound engineer for jazz musicians.
He sang in Welsh choirs and worked as a sound engineer for an album made at Abbey Road Studios.
She works part time as a sound engineer for Native Instruments, developing sound libraries for their digital instruments and synthesisers.
Fact: Andy Capp (real name Lynford Anderson) went on to work as a sound engineer for the United Nations.
The two began swapping compositions, which led Syd to be recruited as a sound engineer for the collective by its firebrand principal, Tyler the Creator.
He could have joined the Berlin Philharmonic or worked as a sound engineer for Deutsche Grammophon, but he preferred free jazz and revolt.
A sound engineer from New York, he had a reputation for erratic behaviour and manic-depressive tendencies.
Signed 7th part of 12-part fashion issue talk story about Christian Francis Roth in Central Park with his dog, a friend, a Polaroid, some film, some audio equipment, and a sound engineer, looking for bounty for his fashion show.
By Susan Orlean The New Yorker, November 7 , 1994P. 74 Signed 7th part of 12-part fashion issue talk story about Christian Francis Roth in Central Park with his dog, a friend, a Polaroid, some film, some audio equipment, and a sound engineer, looking for bounty for his fashion show.
Mr. Very, 40, is a concert tour manager and a sound engineer, most recently for Avril Lavigne's tour in Europe, the United States and Japan.
Julian works as a sound engineer and composer for the company, and has assisted Jeremy in several projects throughout his career, both credited and uncredited.
