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Audio Video Field Engineer Washington DC/Lanham, MD

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MWEJobs

Lanham, MD (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 6 weeks ago (Updated 2 weeks ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 6/22/2026

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Audio Video Field Engineer Washington DC/Lanham, MD

Job Title:

Field Engineer (Professional Button Pusher & Problem Fixer)

Location:

Wver the job takes you (yes, sometimes international ) Lets simplify this: Things will break. Systems wont behave. Someone will say, It worked yesterday Thats w you come in. Whats in it for you? Competitive salary (you wont have to guess if rent gets paid) Medical, dental, life insurance PTO + paid holidays (yes, you get a break) Travel per diem (because airport food is expensive) 401K with matching Profit sharing Paid training + industry certifications Real opportunities to move up (not just someday) What youll actually do: Show up to job sites and make sure AV systems actually work Test and commission sound systems, video setups, and control systems Troubleshoot issues when things inevitably go sideways Label things so future humans dont panic Configure IP devices (yes, networking matters ) Fine-tune systems until they go from meh to wow Work directly with clients and help them understand what they just paid for Travel? Yes. Youll travel locally, nationally, and occasionally internationally. Some people collect souvenirsyoull collect frequent flyer miles and stories. Youll probably do well if you: Know your way around AV systems and troubleshooting Understand control systems and DSP (or at least dont run from it) Can handle basic networking (IP addresses, routers, switches) Stay calm when technology decides to be dramatic Dont mind being the smartest person in the room quietly

Real Talk:

This is not a sit at a desk and click things job. Youll be hands-on, on-site, and occasionally in situations w turning it off and back on again is just the beginning.

Final Thought:

If you like solving problems, working with cool tech, and occasionally being the hero who makes everything work This might be your kind of chaos. if youre ready to fix things people didnt know could break.