Audio Video Designer

What You Will Do

• Design and document audio-video systems alongside senior engineers.
• Develop Revit and AutoCAD drawings including system plans, equipment layouts, infrastructure requirements, details, and one-line diagrams.
• Support equipment research, system calculations, product selection, and equipment lists.
• Contribute to the design of sound reinforcement, distributed audio, video distribution, IPTV, control systems, DSP, and AV networks.
• Cookinate audio-video requirements with architecture, electrical, structural, mechanical, and IT systems.
• Participate in design reviews and project coordination meetings, and speak up in them.
• Help prepare specifications, narratives, reports, and documentation.
• Join site surveys, construction observation, system testing, and commissioning.
• Build a working understanding of current and emerging venue technology.

What You Bring

• Zero to three years of relevant professional experience.
• New graduates are encouraged to apply.
• Genuine interest in professional audio-video, sports technology, broadcast, acoustics, networking, or entertainment technology.
• Basic understanding of signal flow, networking, audio, video, or electronics.
• Technical curiosity and the instinct to ask why rather than wait to be told.
• The ability to communicate clearly and work inside a collaborative design team.

What Would Set You Apart

• A degree in engineering, architectural engineering, audio technology, electronics, information technology, or a related field.
• Revit, AutoCAD, or Bluebeam experience.
• Live sound, broadcast, campus AV, house of worship, theater, or integration experience, including work you did outside of school.
• CTS or manufacturer training.