Technology Designer (Low-Voltage Systems)
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This is where you stop drafting systems-and start architecting them. As a Senior Technology Designer, you will lead the design and integration of low-voltage building systems that form the digital backbone of modern facilities. From high-density wireless networks to fully integrated AV and security platforms, youâll take ownership of complex, project-critical technology scopes that directly impact how buildings function.
This role is built for someone who wants influence-not just execution. Youâll operate as a technical lead and client-facing consultant, shaping system strategies, guiding project teams, and elevating internal standards. Backed by a multidisciplinary engineering environment, youâll have the platform to refine processes, mentor junior staff, and build a long-term footprint in building technology design.
Core Responsibilities
- Lead client consultations and user needs analysis to translate operational requirements into scalable low-voltage system designs
- Architect integrated technology systems, including structured cabling, wireless infrastructure, audiovisual, and electronic security
- Coordinate closely with MEP, structural, and civil teams to ensure seamless system integration across all disciplines
- Manage the full lifecycle of technology scopes, from concept design through construction administration and closeout
- Develop and refine internal design standards, workflows, and documentation practices to enhance efficiency and quality
- Provide technical leadership and mentorship to junior designers, elevating team capability and consistency
- Perform field investigations, troubleshooting, and system validation to ensure installations meet design intent
- Maintain ownership of deliverables, ensuring accuracy, constructability, and alignment with project timelines
Requirements
- Experience: 5+ years designing low-voltage building systems within the AEC environment
- Education: Bachelorâs degree in Engineering or Engineering Technology preferred
- Certifications: RCDD (Registered Communications Distribution Designer) and/or CTS (Certified Technology Specialist) required
- Technical Expertise:
- Strong understanding of low-voltage systems (typically 50V), including structured cabling, AV, security, and telecommunications infrastructure
- Knowledge of pathways, spaces, grounding/bonding, and coordination with electrical power systems
- Documentation: Expertise in producing high-quality construction documents and specifications for technology systems
- Authorization: Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship
Preferred Qualifications
- Manufacturer certifications (Crestron, AMX, QSC, Biamp, Extron)
- Experience managing technology-only scopes within multidisciplinary projects
- Advanced field troubleshooting and system commissioning experience
- Familiarity with codes and standards such as TIA/EIA, BICSI, and NEC (Article 725, 770, etc.)
About the company
RTM Engineering Consultants is a national multidisciplinary engineering firm that merges the resources of a large-scale operation with the personalized feel of a boutique consultancy. Specializing in MEP, Civil, and Structural services, RTM is defined by its âCORE Valuesâ and a commitment to sustainable, innovative design. With a focus on partnership-driven work, RTM emphasizes integrated project teams and long-term client relationships. The firmâs culture is built on continuous learning, offering strong mentorship, internal development, and clear paths for advancement.
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