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AV Engineer (Command & Control Experience)

Havertown, PA$90k–$130kfull timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

This role focuses on designing and supporting advanced audiovisual systems for mission-critical command and control environments like EOCs and SOCs. The engineer will apply expertise in signal flow, networked AV solutions, and control systems to ensure reliable operations in high-stakes settings.

What you'll do

  • Design and integrate complex AV systems for command centers and operations facilities
  • Manage signal flow and networked audiovisual infrastructure
  • Support mission-critical C2 environments including EOCs, SOCs, and NOCs
  • Implement and maintain control systems for AV installations
  • Troubleshoot and optimize system performance in operational settings
  • Collaborate on system architecture and integration planning

What they're looking for

  • Command & Control (C2) systems experience
  • AV system design and integration
  • Signal flow and routing
  • Networked AV solutions
  • Control systems programming
  • Mission-critical operations knowledge
  • Troubleshooting and diagnostics
  • Technical documentation
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Latitude

Latitude provides IT infrastructure and web application development services, supporting classified federal environments and enterprise platforms. The company is hiring Windows System Engineers for secure government IT operations, Web Application Developers for high-volume e-commerce and internal analytics platforms, and Full Stack developers across various technology stacks.

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Likely interview questions

  • Can you walk us through a command and control environment you've designed or integrated, and explain how you approached the signal flow and system architecture?
  • What experience do you have with networked AV solutions and protocols (like NDI, DANTE, or similar) in mission-critical settings?