AV Testing Engineer

Role Overview As an AV Testing Engineer, you will be responsible for system quality and validation. Your role involves working directly with the System Engineer to validate programs, configure advanced AV hardware, and ensure full functionality of installations prior to deployment.

Key Responsibilities

Program Validation: Load and stress-test control programs (e.g., Crestron, Q-SYS) developed by the System Engineer; identify logic bugs and provide feedback for user interface improvements.

Offsite Pre-staging: Configure and test equipment racks off-site to identify hardware defects before delivery to the client site.

Onsite Verification Testing: Manage the line-checking process by verifying all signal paths (audio, video, network) against technical schematics.

Testing & Commissioning: Execute standardized T&C checklists to verify that automated scenarios correctly trigger lighting, audio, and display settings.

Reporting: Document all test results, signal levels, and resolved issues in final commissioning reports.

Technical Requirements

Schematic Literacy: Ability to interpret AV signal flow diagrams and architectural floor plans.

Network Basics: Understanding of IP addressing, VLANs, and hardware communication over local networks.

Career Development This role serves as a pipeline to becoming a System Application Engineer. We provide:

Direct Mentorship: Working alongside Senior Engineers on high-profile projects.

Certification Support: A pathway toward industry certifications such as Dante, CTS, or specific control system programming.

Promotion Pipeline: Potential advancement to Assistant System Application Engineer, involving the creation of the programs currently being tested.

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