AV Technician
trident consultingNew York (NY)
$38/Hr
ApplyAbout the role
Trident Consulting is seeking a “AV Technician” for one of our clients in “New York, NY - Onsite” — a global leader in transportation. Job Title: AV Technician
Location: New York, NY - Onsite
Type: W2 Contract
Rate:
$38/HrRequired Skills:5+ years of experience in IT/AV support, with a strong focus on conference room and meeting-space AV.Hands-on experience with Logitech Rally products, including Rally Bar, Rally Bar Mini, cameras, speakers, and microphones. Hands-on experience with Neat Bar Pro or similar all-in-one video conferencing systems. Experience configuring and troubleshooting room scheduling displays. Strong hands-on experience troubleshooting Google Meet hardware and software. Demonstrated experience building and troubleshooting conference rooms from the ground up. Experience with mounting, cabling, configuration, provisioning, and testing AV equipment. Hands-on experience operating live event AV equipment, including video switchers, audio mixing consoles, and streaming/recording encoders. Working experience with Q-SYS or similar audio DSP/control platforms. Experience independently supporting the technical operation of live corporate events, All-Hands meetings, town halls, or similar productions. About Trident Consulting Trident Consulting is an award-winning staffing and consulting firm headquartered in San Ramon, CA. Since 2005, we’ve partnered with Fortune 500 and high-growth companies to deliver high-quality talent across technology, engineering, business operations, and professional services. We specialize in contract, contract-to-hire, and direct hire placements, supporting roles across IT, data & analytics, cloud, cybersecurity, finance & accounting, HR, operations, and more. With a strong focus on hard-to-fill and niche positions, our global recruiting engine enables us to deliver speed, quality, and scale.
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