AV Solutions Engineer

A room that reacts to you is a different engineering problem from a room that plays a video. Someone has to decide how every sensor, speaker, screen and light talks to everything else - and keep them talking for years.

Your Mission

You own the AV design on your projects, from the first client conversation to a system that’s running in the room with a completely satisfied customer.

• Work with sales to win the work: scope the technical side of a pitch, join client calls, sketch early concepts and budget estimates, and make sure what we sell is something we can build.
• Lead the AV design on your projects: system architecture, schematics and block diagrams, rack elevations and BOMs.
• Turn a creative concept into something that can be built — and say early when it can’t, and what would work instead.
• Design the interactive layer as part of the whole: how sensors, show control, lighting (DMX included), media and audio talk to each other, and what happens when one of them doesn’t.
• Define the AV network and work with IT on VLANs, QoS, multicast, AV-over-IP and security.
• Choose the right equipment and get the BOM out fast - accurate, current, and clear enough for a buyer and an installer to work from.
• Review submittals, check compatibility and manage technical risk with vendors and integrators.
• Compare our AV drawings to the architect’s and MEP drawings early, and flag conflicts while they’re still cheap to fix.
• Take part in commissioning: prove the system to spec, then keep the documentation and as-builts accurate.
• Raise technical concerns early in the design process
• Share what you learn with the engineers around you, so the whole team gets better, not just the project.

You’ve built AV systems that go well beyond a conference room, and you’re ready to own the design for your own projects. If your background is boardrooms and huddle spaces, that’s a solid start — we’ll want to hear what you’ve built beyond them. This is an engineering role: you’ll help pre-sales when needed, but the work is designing and building.

MUST HAVE

• [5-10]+ years designing and commissioning AV systems, with real projects you can walk us through.
• Strong AV system design across audio, video, control and interactive systems.
• AV schematics (block and wiring diagrams) in AutoCAD or similar, and BOMs you can produce quickly and trust.
• Confident AV networking and AV-over-IP: VLANs, QoS, multicast, Dante, AES
  67, NDI.
• Hands-on commissioning across complex control, DSP and video.
• A feel for what’s buildable: installation constraints, cable routes, power and cooling.
• An affinity for programming: you’re comfortable with control code and with how AV systems talk to software.
• The ability to explain technical intent clearly to creatives, vendors, IT and client technical teams.
• A passion to build immersive and creative spaces

HOW YOU WORK

• You own your design, and when something doesn’t work, you’re the first one looking for why.
• You stay structured and calm when a problem turns up.
• You take feedback well, and give it back just as clearly.
• You balance creative ambition with delivery reality, and say so honestly.
• You keep learning and remain flexible. This field moves fast, and learning is part of the job.

NICE TO HAVE

• AVIXA CTS-D (Certified Technology Specialist – Design). Many US projects require AVIXA-certified engineers, so this opens doors.
• Experience with Crestron, Extron or similar platforms. Signals, not requirements.
• DMX lighting familiarity.
• A background in experience design, exhibitions, attractions or themed spaces.
• Physical installation experience, or construction know-how in the pre-engineering phase.
• LED walls and large-format video. If you haven’t worked with them, we’ll train you.

We build rooms people walk into and feel something. The…