A/V Asset Management Technician

CompQsoft, Inc. • Alexandria, VA

1d • $60,000 - $65,000

About The Position

The A/V Asset Management Technician oversees the lifecycle of federal audiovisual property, including procurement logging, secure warehousing, deployment tracking, inventory auditing, and classified data sanitization or destruction. The role works with logistics, IT security, and procurement teams to maintain an accurate, audit-ready Configuration Management Database (CMDB) across multiple secure facilities.

The technician is responsible for accountability and tracking of government-furnished and contractor-acquired audiovisual and videoconferencing equipment. The position manages asset serialization, barcode tagging, and records in federal tracking databases, and oversees equipment from receipt and storage through deployment, transfer, and decommissioning. It also ensures classified equipment is sanitized, purged, or destroyed according to applicable NSA and NIST guidelines, and coordinates secure e-waste and COMSEC disposal.

The role leads or supports physical inventory audits in classified and unclassified spaces, verifies hardware against authorized baseline architectures, and coordinates with vendors and federal procurement officers to verify shipments against contracts and preserve secure chain of custody between government installations.

Requirements

• Active U.S. security clearance.
• U.S. citizenship and ability to maintain a favorable background investigation and pass a polygraph if required.
• Two to four years of experience managing property, logistics, or technical assets in a federal agency or DOD environment.
• Deep understanding of FAR Part 45 and agency-specific property management regulations.
• Familiarity identifying standard AV components, including DSPs, matrix switchers, PTZ cameras, extenders, and codecless VTC units.
• Direct experience with enterprise asset management software such as ServiceNow.
• Understanding of data sanitization software and physical destruction protocols for storage media in AV hardware.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and disassemble AV racks, cabling, and conference room systems.

Responsibilities

• Maintain accountability of government-furnished and contractor-acquired audiovisual and video teleconferencing equipment.
• Manage asset serialization, barcode tagging, and data entry in federal asset-tracking databases.
• Oversee the asset lifecycle from receipt and secure storage through deployment, inter-facility transfers, and decommissioning.
• Ensure classified hardware is sanitized, purged, or destroyed in accordance with NSA and NIST guidelines, including NIST SP 800-88.
• Coordinate secure disposal of electronic waste and COMSEC assets.
• Lead or support mandatory physical inventory audits across classified and unclassified spaces, including SCIFs.
• Verify that hardware configurations match the authorized baseline architecture.
• Coordinate with vendors and federal procurement officers to verify incoming shipments against open contracts.
• Manage secure chain of custody for items transferred between government installations.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Education Level: No Education Listed