ICT Designer

Harley Ellis Devereaux•Los Angeles, CA

33d•Hybrid

About The Position

The ICT Designer is a trusted contributor with advanced technical experience in low-voltage and communication systems. This role combines deep design execution with growing project leadership responsibilities. Operating with a high degree of autonomy, the ICT Designer contributes to project delivery, leads coordination efforts, mentors junior staff, and supports the refinement of internal standards and best practices across the discipline.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, Architectural Engineering, or related field, or equivalent relevant experience.
2-5 years of experience in technology infrastructure or low-voltage systems design in the AEC industry.
Proficient in Revit and experienced with AutoCAD, Bluebeam, and Office Suite.
Strong understanding of BICSI standards and telecommunications codes such as NEC, EIA/TIA, and NFPA.
Ability to lead technical portions of meetings and mentor junior staff.
Demonstrated organizational, problem-solving, and leadership skills.

Responsibilities

Lead the development of mid to large-scale ICT design packages including floor plans, riser diagrams, and device layouts in Revit.
Independently create and manage Revit families, system templates, and modeling workflows for ICT.
Ensure alignment of documentation with applicable codes, client standards, and project specifications.
Perform advanced calculations related to cable routing, backbone sizing, and equipment loads.
Oversee QAQC of deliverables and provide technical guidance to junior team members.
Lead internal and cross-discipline coordination meetings and resolve design conflicts.
Edit and generate technical narratives, basis of design documents, and specifications.
Participate in construction administration including field surveys, submittal reviews, and RFI responses.
Estimate and manage time budgets for own work and delegated tasks; monitor progress against DWP plans.
Train team members in ICT design standards, tools, and workflows, and contribute to knowledge sharing within the discipline.