Asset Inventory Specialist (Contract)

ServiceTec•Los Angeles, CA

23h•Onsite

About The Position

As an Asset Inventory Specialist, you will provide critical on-site technical support, field engineering, asset management, and technical documentation across the airport campus. You will be responsible for surveying, mapping, troubleshooting, and maintaining a massive digital infrastructure including 5,000+ digital displays and media players, large-scale video walls, interactive kiosks, and associated network/power systems.

Requirements

Proven experience troubleshooting digital signage, displays, media players, video walls, and touchscreens.
Advanced proficiency in MS Word, Excel, and MS Visio for network and hardware mapping.
Ability to pass all required airport background checks and comply with Sensitive Security Information (SSI) handling rules.

Nice To Haves

Hands-on experience with Samsung MagicINFO / VXT software.
Familiarity with Novastar display controllers and hardware.
Prior experience working in airport or high-security, mission-critical environments.

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive campus-wide site surveys across LAX facilities to locate, map, and gather GPS coordinates for all digital signage and IT assets.
Generate and apply QR code labels to hardware to streamline inventory tracking, asset management, and maintenance logs.
Document power and network connectivity, including UPS systems, batteries, PDUs, power circuits, and switch/fiber/copper connections.
Troubleshoot complex digital displays, video walls, media players, touchscreens, kiosks, and associated AV hardware.
Resolve signal, resolution, orientation, HDMI, DisplayPort, and audio/speaker configuration issues.
Coordinate repairs, component replacements, system upgrades, and preventive/corrective maintenance.
Develop high-quality asset inventory and documentation packages using Microsoft Word, Excel, and Visio.
Document hardware names, physical locations, IP addressing, subnet configurations, and communication flows from endpoint devices to Digital Content Management System (CMS) servers.