2000-2002

Born and raised in Minnesota, Schaubach attended the University of Iowa and achieved a BA in Cinema. Upon graduation he procured a job in the marketing and media department at the University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics. Along with assisting doctors in making training and research videos he also filmed and edited segments for Children's Miracle Network and provided news packages for local affiliates. 

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2002-2005

Schaubach then moved back to his hometown of Minneapolis, MN and worked at a company called ChartHouse Learning, a media company that specialized in motivational documentaries for corporations. There he worked on the FISH Philosophy series and dubbed and labeled 17,000 VHS tapes.

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In his free time he made two music videos for Oh Boy Records. On him early 2000s Mac Pro he made Shackles and Chains for Dan Reeder and Conservative, Christian, Straight, White, American Male for Todd Snider. He also produced and co-wrote a mockumentary pilot called Made-Up, which earned entry into the first annual New York Television Festival.

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2005-2008

With his eyes set to New York City, he made the leap from the "Little Apple" to the "Big Apple" and freelanced for a variety of companies including Media Blasters, Anderson Productions LTD and Good Magazine. His jobs included but were not limited to: editing, writing, development, producing, sound engineering, camera operating, transcribing, website developing, tape catalog managing and many, many more. 

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During that time he worked on many special projects including a short documentary series called Look with Good Magazine. These short documentaries focused on interesting subjects from around the world. It follows a rooftop beekeeper in New York City, a Cambodian sports program, Hippo Rollers in South Africa and low-cost projectors for school children in Mali.

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2008 - 2012

Schaubach then took a position as a full-time editor for CollegeHumor. There he edited sketches and The CollegeHumor Show on MTV. He eventually became the head of post-production overseeing the thousands of projects CollegeHumor output. 

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2013 - 2016

​Schaubach was then tasked with moving the entire post production department from New York to Los Angeles where CollegeHumor combined its production teams. There he continued to oversee sketches along with several television series. He worked on Adam Ruins Everything, which was sold to TruTV, The Middle of The Night Show, which sold to MTV and The Britishes, which aired on DirecTV. 

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He also managed the post-production on two Weird Al music videos 

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After eight years of working in the post-production department, Schaubach was offered a full-time directing position.

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2016-2018

As a sketch director, Schaubach helmed over 100 sketches including (that list from the homepage). He also directed three of the six pilot episodes of Hot Date starring Emily Axford and Brian Murphy, which sold to Pop TV. 

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2018 - Present

In 2017 Schaubach was promoted to direct content for the newly formed CollegeHumor subscription premium service Dropout. He directed six shows for the platform, which were Dimension 20, Um, Actually, The Rank Room, Total Forgiveness, Gods of Food and Breaking News.

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In 2024, Schaubach celebrated directing 200 episodes of Dimension 20, he has helmed 24 seasons of the hit TTRPG series.

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In 2025, Schaubach was the co-executive producer of Dimension 20: Gauntlet at the Garden a live, sold-out show at Madison Square Garden.