Jimmy Eadie

Dr. Jimmy Eadie is an Assistant Professor (Part-Time) in Electronic & Electrical Engineering at Trinity College Dublin. He specializes in sound design, audio engineering, and music production, with a focus on interdisciplinary projects. His work spans hybrid installations, theatre soundscapes, and audio software development, earning international recognition. Eadie holds a PhD in Sonic Design and multiple postgraduate qualifications in music technology, education, and sound engineering.

Education highlights include a PhD in Sonic Design, an MPhil (Hons) in Music & Media Technology, and certifications from Berklee College, TCD, and professional bodies like Rational Acoustics and Meyer Sound. His teaching experience includes roles at Pulse College, Griffith College, and the University of Lancashire.

Research interests center on audio software development, music production techniques, and sound design for theatre and media. His theatre work with Pan Pan Theatre and Crash Ensemble has received Irish Times Awards and international acclaim. Key projects include the New Irish Recording Company (NIRC) and the Eno’ 100 Worthwhile Dilemmas Plugin, showcasing technical and creative innovation.

• Grants & Awards: Multiple Arts Council Bursaries, Agility Award, and Trinity’s Teaching Excellence Nomination.
• Professional Roles: Former audio engineer for Crash Ensemble and touring sound engineer for Irish artists.
• Labs/Teams: Founder of Crash Ensemble and collaborator with Pan Pan Theatre.