Technology Designer/Engineer

EXP•Orlando (Maitland), FL

About The Position

EXP is seeking a Technology Designer/Engineer to join its Technology Design team. The role is based in an EXP office in Orlando, Florida; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; or Los Angeles, California, and involves designing and specifying structured cabling, audio/visual, security, and other extra-low-voltage systems. The designer/engineer works with engineers and multiple project teams, coordinates with other disciplines, and prepares design documents and related project materials. The role requires strong communication, problem-solving, analytical, and organizational skills, along with the ability to multitask and work virtually across offices.

Requirements

Engineering degree from an accredited school, such as a BS in Electrical Engineering, BS in Architectural Engineering, or equivalent.
0–2 years of experience.
REVIT and AutoCAD proficiency.
Basic understanding of structured cabling systems, including voice and data cabling.
Basic understanding of audio/visual systems, including background music, overhead paging, conference, ballroom and boardroom AV, and control systems.
Basic understanding of security systems, including surveillance, physical access control, and intrusion detection systems.
Basic understanding of other communication technology systems, such as nurse call, distributed antenna systems, and real-time location service systems.
Ability to work virtually across office geographies and with multiple teams.
Excellent communication, problem-solving, and analytical skills.
Strong organizational skills and the ability to multitask across multiple projects.

Responsibilities

Attend in-house coordination meetings and discuss design requirements with input from engineers.
Prepare appropriate documentation for schematic design (SD), design development (DD), and construction document (CD) phases, with input from engineers.
Develop equipment room sizes during SD and DD phases, with input from engineers.
Calculate equipment electrical and cooling loads, with input from engineers.
Read and interpret industry codes and standards, such as NEC and FGI, and incorporate them into designs.
Prepare floor plans showing low-voltage device layouts, cable pathways, and equipment, with input from engineers.
Prepare system riser diagrams, with input from engineers.
Select and schedule equipment, with input from engineers.
Coordinate with other disciplines, including MEPFP, architectural, and structural teams.
Apply existing EXP details relevant to projects.
Understand work planning and manage the design process within the hours available in the work plan.
Prepare revisions, including ASIs, and sketches according to the proper numbering convention.