Technology Systems Designer
confidentialHolmdel (NJ)
About the role
Job Description:
Job DescriptionJob description: About IT Initiatives At IT Initiatives, we specialize in designing and delivering advanced technology solutions for healthcare and senior living environments. Our team leads complex ELV, ICT, and IT design projects across multiple campuses, integrating systems that enhance safety, communication, and operational efficiency. We are seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented design professional to join our growing team. This role is ideal for someone passionate about technology design and integration, with a strong foundation in structured cabling, access control, and IT systems.
Key Responsibilities:
Design and document ELV systems including: Access control (wired and wireless: Salto, Sargent) Video surveillance (Genetec, ALPR systems) Intercom systems Structured cabling and fiber infrastructure Develop IT and ICT designs for: Microsoft Teams Phone Cisco CUCM/CUC/IMP and Webex platforms Analog voice gateway integrations Emergency alert systems Create and maintain CSI MasterFormat specifications (Divisions 27 & 28) Produce detailed drawings, schematics, and as-built documentation Collaborate with internal stakeholders, vendors, and contractors Support RFP development and proposal evaluations Ensure compliance with healthcare facility standards (NFPA, HIPAA, UL)
Qualifications
Required:
RCDD Certification (BICSI) 5+ years of experience in ELV/ICT/IT design, preferably in healthcare or senior living Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, or Bluebeam Familiarity with Genetec, Salto, Sargent, Cisco, and Microsoft Teams Phone Strong understanding of building automation protocols and system interoperability Excellent communication and documentation skills Ability to manage multiple concurrent projects Preferred Certifications CTS (AVIXA) Genetec Certified Cisco CCNA/CCNP Salto/Sargent manufacturer training
Benefits:
Competitive salary Flexible remote work options Health, dental, and vision insurance Retirement plan Professional development opportunities
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