Technical Project Coordinator

Gaming Capital Group•Durant, OK

11h

About The Position

Gaming Capital Group (GCG), a vendor in the gaming industry, is seeking a Technical Project Coordinator to assist Game Performance Analysts and produce CAD drawings. The position supports gaming-machine projects from field verification and project documentation through ordering, assembly preparation, troubleshooting, and testing. Duties may be changed, expanded, reduced, or removed to meet the company’s business needs. Travel may be required, with scheduling determined by project needs. Employment is contingent on successful completion of a pre-employment drug screen, a background investigation, and, where applicable, approval of a required tribal gaming license by the respective gaming commission.

Requirements

Ability to travel as project needs require.
Successful completion of a pre-employment drug screen and background investigation is required for an offer of employment.
If applicable, obtain approval of any required tribal gaming license from the respective gaming commission.

Nice To Haves

Basic CAD knowledge.
Two or more years of gaming industry or casino operations experience.
Intermediate to advanced technical and product knowledge of casino games.

Responsibilities

Conduct field data verification related to electronic gaming machines.
Produce CAD drawings for new projects and for relocating games on casino floors.
Enter and scrub project data for software and hardware accuracy and technical compatibility using GLI letters and PAR sheets for each game.
Verify the mechanical functionality of each project.
Coordinate with the Compliance Department to verify that applicable software has been submitted and approved for use in each jurisdiction.
Verify that physical components and parts for each project are complete, accurate, and mechanically compatible.
Prepare and order new conversion orders.
Review new game requests and verify each machine’s game build information with manufacturers before assembly.
Work with game manufacturers to resolve technical issues with new game or conversion orders caused by missing or incorrect items.
Test used games in-house before installation.