Sr. AV/VTC Engineer

Company: Sanford Federal
Location: Honolulu
Posted on: September 13, 2020

Job Description:

Must possess at an Active Top Secret – SCI Clearance

Our Client provides mission-critical information technology, integrated telecommunications, and soldier survival solutions to defense, civilian government, and commercial customers around the world. We are a trusted systems integrator with a global presence, providing advanced and innovative lifecycle solutions, from engineering and installation to operations and maintenance, for the enterprise. With superior technical ingenuity and a proven record of performance excellence, Our Client is the technology contractor of choice for meeting the unique and complex requirements of our discerning customers. Focused on defense and security technologies, Our Client delivers unrivaled expertise, ingenuity, and reliability across a wide range of capabilities including cloud computing solutions, advanced wireless implementations, and tactical combat casualty care. Our Client is headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, with additional offices in Colorado and Florida.

Our Client is seeking a detailed Senior AV/VTC Engineer to join our team in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Responsibilities:

Principal lead Audio/Video and Video Teleconference engineer with proven technical ability in design and implementation.

Program AMX and Extron Controllers and Touch Panels

Install secure VTC Suites. Wire and dress equipment cabinets

Audio balance and equalize speakers in rooms

STIG AV/VTC equipment as required

Estimate level of effort and detail list of materials required for new projects

Conduct admin and end user training.

Write Admin and User guides, document installation instructions

Provides leadership, direction and vision in the support and migration and deployment of AV and VTC.

Other responsibilities include security audits, assessments, design, implementation and configuration.

Works on solutions to address customer's requirements.

Researches and provides information on solutions.

Performs evaluations and testing of new and existing solutions.

Must be able to assume responsibility and work autonomously in a professional manner.

Can install, configure, and operate systems in highly complex environments with specific protocols and instruct and direct those doing these tasks as well.

Can assume management responsibilities if required.

Leads site surveys and documents current site configuration and user requirements.

Designs and optimizes systems.

Directs and leads development of engineering installation packages, Project Coordination Memoranda, and project drawings.

Develops on-site installation schedules.

Directs and leads documentation of the configuration changes at each site.

Proficient in using common test equipment.

Proficient in testing equipment/systems and following standard test procedures.

Must be proficient at trouble-shooting problems with equipment to include system interfaces.

Proficient at trouble-shooting.

Prepares test reports.

Qualifications:

Must have 10 years of related AV/VTC experience and 5 years DoD Red/Black experience

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