Hybrid IT Systems Engineer — AV/UC Specialist (Dallas)

Akkodis; Dallas (TX); Hybrid; USD 96,000 - 103,000; Full time

Job summary

Akkodis is seeking an IT Systems Engineer in Dallas, TX on a Contract basis. The role focuses on AV/UC deployments, interoperability, and workplace technology standards. The incumbent will coordinate across architectural, engineering, and operations teams to ensure scalable, standards-based implementations.

Responsibilities include executing the technology roadmap, documenting configurations, and supporting pilots and validation of new capabilities. Travel is expected up to 10%.

Qualifications

• Experience with AV/UC, conference room technologies, or workplace IT systems.
• Strong attention to detail in configuration, documentation, and standardization.
• Ability to manage multiple workstreams and coordinate across teams.

Responsibilities

• Work with Architectural lead to develop workplace standards through interoperability and compatibility design standards for A/V Infrastructure.
• Execute against the workplace technology roadmap and backlog
• Coordinate deployments, upgrades, and changes across conference room environments
• Track deliverables, risks, and dependencies across multiple initiatives
• Develop and maintain build guides, configuration templates, and runbooks
• Assist with incident triage and root cause analysis for workplace technology issues

Skills

AV/UC systems

Project coordination

Documentation

Troubleshooting

Stakeholder management

Education

Bachelor’s degree preferred

High school diploma or GED required

Tools

Microsoft Teams Rooms

Webex

Job description

Akkodis is seeking an IT Systems Engineer in Dallas, TX on a Contract basis. The role focuses on AV/UC deployments, interoperability, and workplace technology standards. The incumbent will coordinate across architectural, engineering, and operations teams to ensure scalable, standards-based implementations.

Responsibilities include executing the technology roadmap, documenting configurations, and supporting pilots and validation of new capabilities. Travel is expected up to 10%.