Federal AV/VTC Production Engineer

Development InfoStructure; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Development InfoStructure is seeking an experienced production engineer to join the AV team supporting a federal agency in Washington, DC. The role blends design, integration, and live production across Teams, Zoom, Webex, and other platforms, with hands-on switching, mixing, and post-production.

You will work onsite at headquarters with occasional travel to field offices, contribute to lifecycle planning, and train end users on collaboration technology.

Qualifications

• 10 years in enterprise AV engineering and production.
• Production credits on live executive or public events.
• Editing with Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, or similar.
• Hands-on video switching with professional hardware.
• Signal flow design and AV-over-IP know-how.
• Experience supporting users across multiple offices.

Responsibilities

• Design and integrate AV and VTC solutions across platforms.
• Configure and maintain switchers, mixers, DSPs, and cameras.
• Run live events with switching, mixing, recording, and streaming.
• Edit and produce assets for agency communications.
• Set up Teams, Zoom, Webex, and Poly sessions; manage multi-location connections.
• Diagnose audio/video/network issues and recommend fixes.
• Maintain firmware and lifecycle planning for AV/VTC systems.
• Monitor system performance and plan upgrades.
• Train end users on conference room technology.

Skills

AV engineering

Production experience

Video switching

Adobe Premiere

Final Cut Pro

AV-over-IP

Multi-site support

Blackmagic hardware

Tools

Blackmagic hardware

Dante network gear

Crestron/Extron control

Job description

Development InfoStructure is seeking an experienced production engineer to join the AV team supporting a federal agency in Washington, DC. The role blends design, integration, and live production across Teams, Zoom, Webex, and other platforms, with hands-on switching, mixing, and post-production.

You will work onsite at headquarters with occasional travel to field offices, contribute to lifecycle planning, and train end users on collaboration technology.