Technical Project Engineer

Technical Project Engineer

Project Support

• Read and interpret A/V systems drawings.
• Attend commissioning coordination meetings as needed with owner, project management, and contractor teams as defined in the commissioning plan.
• Use computer devices to configure, deploy and assist debugging of control systems and digital signal processors (DSPs) and/or other A/V systems installed on client sites both from a remote and on-site perspective.
• Develop a project specific training agenda and manage the systems training of owner’s representatives.
• Generate electronic commissioning documentation to be used in the commissioning report.
• Compile project documentation and submit to project manager in preparation for client delivery.
• Travel to client sites as needed to support and supervise the final portions of the system installations and/or provide on-site project management on more complex and lengthy projects that require multiple visits during installation and construction phases.
• Communicate concerns to appropriate parties and oversee project resolution.
• Perform or oversee final physical wiring connections on high-end electronic devices and/or head end devices/systems

System Verification

• Verify the control system installation and functional performance are per company standards, industry best practices, and the contract documents.
• Verify the system performance and operation, including establishing acceptance criteria, obtaining completed reports from the installing vendor, and direct performing testing and verification.
• Investigate, evaluate and troubleshoot installed system operations.
• Create, track, and complete a project punch List.
• Review system as-built documentation for accuracy and completeness.
• Communicate concerns to appropriate parties and oversee project resolution.

Required Travel

• 50%+ depending on market and project needs.

Essential Job Qualifications:

• Associates Degree from a 2-year College or Technical school
• 3 Years of experience with on-the-job project management, technician And/Or commissioning/programming

Preferred certification or licenses:

• CTS, CTS-I and/or CTS-D
• Biamp Certified
• BOSE DSP (Dante) Certified
• QSC QSYS Level 2 Certified
• OSHA 30
• Control System (Crestron, AMX, etc.) certifications

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:

• Advanced knowledge of audio and video technologies, signal flow, signal types, and interconnect standards
• Advanced knowledge of audio & video systems with abilities to design, troubleshoot, install, program, debug, commission, train and/or repair
• Strong knowledge of commercial Audiovisual systems design and documentation principles
• Advanced computer skills with programming and debugging experience.
• Specific experience programming, debugging and commissioning experience with A/V systems (Control system, DSP, and more) including but not limited to BOSE, QSC, BSS, Biamp, Crestron, AMX, Brightsign, Symetrix, DBX, etc.
• Strong knowledge of network configurations, internet protocol and network topology
• Ability to read architectural, electrical, lighting, telecommunications and mechanical drawings
• Background or experience in managing construction projects, milestone timelines, and third-party contractors

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