Technician Level 2 - Commercial

Commercial AV Install Technician – Level 2

Full‑time position located in Lone Tree, Colorado. Reports to Project Foreman / Project Manager.

• Date Opened: 04/06/2026
• Industry: Audio Video – Commercial
• Job Type: Full time
• Work Experience:
  
  1–3 years
• Salary: TBD – please ask
• City:
  Lone Tree
• State/Province:
  Colorado
• Country:
  United States
• Zip/Postal Code: 80124

Logic Integration is a nationally recognized audiovisual integration firm headquartered in Lone Tree, Colorado. We design, engineer, install, and support advanced AV, lighting, shading, and automation systems for commercial and residential clients across the United States. Our team delivers approximately 200 projects annually, ranging from $25K to $2M+, and we hold ourselves to the highest standards of quality, craftsmanship, and professionalism.

The Level 2 Install Technician is an intermediate position on the commercial installation team. Building on foundational Level 1 skills, the Level 2 Technician independently executes AV system installations, configures and tests equipment, troubleshoots system issues, and takes increasing ownership of site quality and task completion. The role requires 1–3 years of relevant experience and less supervision than Level 1.

• Install, connect, and configure commercial AV systems including displays, projectors, audio DSPs, amplifiers, microphone systems, and video distribution.
• Install and wire control system hardware (Crestron, Extron, etc.); upload and download programming code from internal or external programmers.
• Configure and commission collaboration/conferencing systems (Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, Poly, Logitech).
• Install and configure digital signage systems and media players.
• Terminate and test all connection types including 66/110 punch‑down blocks, Krone, data blocks, CATV distribution, and satellite systems.
• Construct, install, wire, dress, and label equipment racks to Logic Integration and AVIXA standards, including power sequencing and UPS integration.

• Demonstrate full understanding of audio and video signal types, routing, and quality (analog vs. digital, balanced vs. unbalanced, HDMI/HDBaseT/SDI/Dante/AES
  67).
• Read and interpret complete AV construction documents including floor plans, rack elevations, signal flow diagrams, one‑line diagrams, and network schematics.
• Understand product functionality, system interconnection, and how individual components contribute to the overall system design.
• Identify and resolve signal path issues, ground loops, and impedance mismatches.

• Independently troubleshoot system‑level issues using logical, step‑by‑step diagnostic methodology.
• Debug installations by isolating faults across cabling, hardware, configuration, and programming layers.
• Read and apply product manuals, technical bulletins, and manufacturer documentation to resolve issues without outside assistance.
• Proactively identify job‑site issues and communicate resolutions or escalation needs to Project Management.

• Maintain a trained eye for detail and take pride in installation quality – cable dressing, labeling, mounting, and finish work.
• Ensure all work meets AVIXA installation standards (ANSI/AVIXA A102.01) for cable management, rack building, and device mounting.
• Complete punch‑list items thoroughly and with urgency.
• Begin mentoring Level 1 Technicians on proper techniques, standards, and work habits.

• Coordinate daily with Project Foreman and Project Manager on task sequencing, material needs, and project status.
• Communicate professionally with clients, general contractors, architects, and other trades.
• Maintain awareness of project scope, change orders, and schedule impacts; elevate issues promptly.
• Track and report time accurately using company time‑tracking systems.
• Maintain company vehicle – daily trash removal, weekly deep clean, organized tool and material inventory.

• ANSI/AVIXA A102.01:2017 – AV Installation Standard
• ANSI/AVIXA F501.01 – Cable Labeling and…