AV Design Specialist (Tysons Corner)
AV Design Specialist (Tysons Corner)
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Developing and implementing hardware and software solutions for data center and virtual infrastructure technologies
- Demonstrated experience with developing cost estimates and work breakdown structures for the design and implementation of complex projects.
- Demonstrated experience performing technical cross-training/coaching of junior colleagues
- Demonstrated background working with multidisciplinary teams
- Demonstrated time management and organization skills to meet deadlines and quality objective
- Ability to travel, including internationally, up to 20% of the time
- Familiarity with IT, telecommunications, A/V and electrical equipment including related materials and specifications
- Strong knowledge of videoconferencing standards
- Experience reading and interpreting blueprints
- Experience performing complex design/build and conceptual design practices
- Demonstrated ability to work independently and in a team environment
- AutoCAD experience, or experience drafting with a similar drafting software
- Strong Oral, Written and Presentation Skills with the ability and experience communicating directly with executive leadership
- Solid problem solving and consultative skills in a fast-paced environment
- You will be working with a dynamic team of system engineers responsible for design decisions in all areas of A/V Systems and the technical direction of multiple projects across multiple programs for operations.
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