Senior Courtroom AV Engineer — Tech Leader

Ninth Circuit; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid holidays

Vision insurance

Dental insurance

Life insurance

Deferred compensation

Spending accounts

Employee assistance

Training & growth

Job summary

The Ninth Judicial Circuit Court in Orlando, FL is seeking a Senior Audio Visual Engineer to provide advanced technical support for courtroom A/V systems and related platforms across Orange County facilities. The role emphasizes senior technical leadership, system configuration, and documentation to support mission-critical judicial operations.

You will mentor A/V staff, analyze complex issues, and participate in modernization initiatives, including requirement gathering and testing.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent; degree in AV tech, IT, engineering or related field preferred.
• Minimum of five years of professional A/V experience, including installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and support.
• Experience supporting complex A/V environments and contributing technical analysis to upgrades or modernization projects.
• Experience mentoring technical staff and serving as an escalation resource.

Responsibilities

• Provide advanced technical support for courtroom A/V systems, digital court reporting platforms, virtual remote interpreting solutions, video conferencing platforms, and related collaboration technologies used by judges, judicial assistants, and court staff.
• Provide senior technical leadership within the A/V team.
• Perform system configuration, integration, performance, reliability, maintenance, and creation of technical documentation across all supported systems.
• Analyze complex technical issues, perform root cause analysis, and implement corrective actions to restore service and reduce recurring problems.
• Serve as a senior technical resource and escalation point for A/V staff, providing hands‑on assistance and guidance on advanced troubleshooting and system support.
• Mentor team members through practical instruction, knowledge sharing, technical reviews, and development of consistent troubleshooting practices.
• Gather and document business, operational, and technical requirements for courtroom technology modernization, translating user needs into clear system requirements and recommended solutions.
• Evaluate existing equipment, system dependencies, lifecycle needs, and support history to identify replacement priorities and opportunities for improvement.
• Support the Chief A/V Engineer and Audio Visual Services Manager by reviewing proposed designs, equipment specifications, vendor recommendations, and implementation plans; identify technical risks, dependencies, and potential impacts on court operations.
• Develop test procedures, perform system validation, document deficiencies, and provide technical findings to support project acceptance and transition to ongoing support.
• Perform and guide A/V equipment installations, configuration changes, upgrades, replacements, and preventative maintenance in courtrooms and related facilities.
• Work with vendors, contractors, and internal technology teams to investigate issues, evaluate technical solutions, and verify that systems meet documented requirements.
• Respond to support requests through phone, email, ticketing systems, and in‑person assistance.
• Document troubleshooting activities, resolutions, configurations, and procedures in accordance with IT service management practices.
• Provide on‑site support at associated court facilities, with occasional after‑hours and on‑call support.

Skills

A/V design

System integration

Root cause analysis

Mentoring

Webex

Microsoft Teams

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

AV technology/IT/engineering degree preferred

Tools

Webex

Microsoft Teams

Job description

The Ninth Judicial Circuit Court in Orlando, FL is seeking a Senior Audio Visual Engineer to provide advanced technical support for courtroom A/V systems and related platforms across Orange County facilities. The role emphasizes senior technical leadership, system configuration, and documentation to support mission-critical judicial operations.

You will mentor A/V staff, analyze complex issues, and participate in modernization initiatives, including requirement gathering and testing.