The technology designer will immediately put to practice the technical documentation and problem-solving skills acquired during their undergraduate studies and previous job roles. The technology designer is responsible for the production of project deliverables under the direction of senior engineers and senior designers. The first phase of each project involves translating client requirements into non-technical program documents identifying locations and use cases of system. The next phase involves translating the program requirements into construction drawings and specifications. Each project design includes floor plan drawings, wiring schematics, elevations, and details to describe a fully functional system. The technology designer will coordinate with electrical and mechanical engineers as systems overlap. The technology designer will work on a variety of project types within the construction industry. Projects will include new building construction and existing building renovations of commercial, retail, multi-dwelling residential, hotel, education, and hospital properties. The technology designer will be eager to learn more about some or all aspects of technology and may choose to pursue an elevated level of expertise in Structured Cabling, Networking, Wi-Fi, Security Systems, Audiovisual Systems, or Smart Buildings. In pursuit of expertise, the technology designer should be working toward (or accomplished with) industry certification through BICSI, AVIXA or ASIS. The technology designer must also strive to be an expert in AutoCAD and Revit production tools.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level