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# Technology Designer - Texas

- **Company:** O'Connell Robertson
- **Location:** United States (Remote available)
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Autodesk Revit, Data Distribution Service
- **Published:** June 29, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=266f83d9a8f89347

## About the Role

Do you have experience in Leadership?, We're looking for passionate, driven self-starters. Beyond that, you'll need…

 * Skill level to lead technology design.

 * Advanced design and project management skills.

 * Working knowledge of Revit.
 * Strong communication skills, written and verbal are a must.

## Description

Our progressive Team of architects, engineers, and designers?in our?Austin, TX?office seeks a talented?Technology Designer?with experience in team leadership, direction, design, coordination, technical execution/oversight, and client relationships to start an exciting new service at O'Connell Robertson. Experience with Educational (K12 and/or Higher Education) Healthcare / Commercial / Institutional markets is a plus.

For over seven decades, O'Connell Robertson has built a powerful legacy of design excellence. We are driven by our enduring commitment to investing in and serving our people, community, and clients through developing strong, capable teams.

HOW YOU WILL MAKE AN IMPACT AT O'CONNELL ROBERTSON….

 * Act as a client advocate.

 * Be a subject matter expert who can present design options to our clients.

 * Manage client relationships and ensure projects meet scope, schedule, and budget.

 * Develop designs for data distribution, audio/video systems, and security systems.

 * Develop project scopes of work and manage budgets.

 * Plan, coordinate, and lead meetings with the client, as needed during the design phases of the project.

 * Produce designs in Revit. Create technical designs and specifications.

 * Work with O'Connell Robertson AEI team mates to coordinate designs and quality assurance.

 * Oversee provide quality control of installed infrastructure.

 * Mentor growing designers.

 * Develop and manage schedules.


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