Description
Our Truckee based Client has more than a decade of experience and hundreds of projects completed allowing them to deliver the whole package to greater Lake Tahoe as well Austin, Texas and Hawaii. They allow clients to find control from anywhere at any time, inside or outside making their products simple for anyone to use. Their systems and packages provide the luxury of convenience, simplicity, entertainment, saving time and money, security and a piece of mind for their clients.
Responsibilities
This position is responsible for completing service and installations of advanced audio and video systems, Lutron QS lightingcontrol systems, advanced automation systems as well as video conferencing and theater systems. Knowledge of computer networks a plus.
Qualifications
Should have a minimum of 5 years’ experience in residential electronic systems installation or service.
Knowledge of residential technology systems integration including audio/video, lighting, shades, climate control, security, CCTV, telephone and computer networks including the ability to setup, configure, calibrate, and commission equipment after physical installation.
An understanding of signal flows and control systems for distributed audio, video, and home theater systems and the ability to diagnose and troubleshoot problems.
Experience in reading/understanding architecture, electrical, structural & AV systems drawings.
PC and Network knowledge.
Possible out of town projects requiring hotel/multiple overnight trips.
Must be able to pass and comply with all safety training, background check and drug testing.
requirements.
Valid driver license.
OSHA 10 Certification (will provide training if necessary).
GED/High School/Work.
Job Benefits
$42.00 to $48.00 per hour. DOE.
Health, dental, and vision plan.
401K plan with employer match.
Paid holidays and vacation.
Snacks stocked in office.
As schedule allows, which is most of the time, every other Friday is scheduled off.
Monthly catered lunches.
End of the year bonuses.
Covid-19 PPE supplied.
