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Audio Visual Programmer (Associate, Mid-Level or Senior)

Boeing

Herndon, VA · Associate, Mid-Level, or Senior

$92,650 – $192,050

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What this role is

Boeing is hiring an audio-visual programmer to design and deploy Crestron-based systems for government clients, working across the full project lifecycle from requirements gathering through field commissioning. This role suits experienced A/V systems engineers who can translate customer needs into robust custom designs and manage complex integration projects.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Active TS/SCI security clearance
  • Willingness to obtain or current Counterintelligence Polygraph
  • 1+ years of A/V systems work experience
  • Proven Crestron programming experience
  • Proficiency in modern programming languages
  • System integration and troubleshooting of complex A/V systems
  • Network programming experience
  • Systems engineering principles knowledge
  • U.S. Person status per export control requirements

Nice to have

  • 3+ years systems design and integration experience (Level 3)
  • 5+ years systems design and integration experience (Level 4)
  • Active TS/SCI clearance with current CIP already in place
  • Experience translating customer requirements into software designs
  • Software configuration management knowledge
  • C# programming experience
  • Object-oriented programming experience
  • HTML/web programming for UI design
  • Crestron Gold level certification or higher
  • Experience with distributed teams
  • Cross-level staff and management interaction
  • Development team membership experience

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