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USIS Audio Visual, Inc.
Audio Visual Quality Control Engineer
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What they do
An Audio Visual Engineer designs and develops electronic equipment for sound systems or for audio visual equipment. Works with circuits and other electronic equipment, components and systems..
$101,656 / year median in New York
+9% projected growth
Job Description
The Audio Visual Quality Control Engineer will report directly to the Director of Operations of USIS Hours of Operation are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through
Friday Job Responsibilities:
- Create, modify, & test audio Digital Signal Processing (DSP) programs (as applicable)
- Load & test remote control system programs at USIS' facility (as applicable)
- Work with Project Managers, Project Engineers, and Control Systems Programmers to ensure system functionality meets the specifications set forth in the system's design/scope of work/TOO
- Complete verification of system functionality prior to systems shipping to client's facilities
- Perform troubleshooting, problem solving, and complete Project Engineer's punch lists prior to systems shipping to client's facilities
- Complete Quality Control (QC) Commissioning documentation for each system verified in the shop, including "mark-ups" of system schematics, configuration files, DSP files, & IP addressing
- Ensure USIS AV standards and procedures are followed during the Quality Control (QC) Process
- Training and mentoring AudioVisual (AV) Technicians and Installers (as applicable)
- Ability to lift up 75 lbs.
Required Skills:
- Ability to comprehend audio visual system schematics
- Familiarity with multi-meters, digital and analog test generators, and other electronic test meters
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Detail oriented and collaborative team player
- Ability to follow and enforce process and procedure
- Computer proficiency with experience in Microsoft Office programs, control system (Crestron, AMX) and audio digital signal processing (DSP) programs
- Experience with configuring and performing diagnostics of videoconferencing codecs (Cisco, Polycom, etc.)
- AudioVisual industry certifications required
- InfoComm CTS and CTS-I is preferred