Senior Multimedia Systems Architect for Collaboration Rooms

Rothe Development Inc; Huntsville (AL); Hybrid; USD 130,000 - 145,000; Full time

Job summary

Rothe eMITS is seeking a Multimedia Systems Architect to lead Microsoft Teams Rooms certified implementations across NASA collaboration spaces. The role entails hands-on engineering, installation, testing, and documentation of appliance-based systems, with travel for on-site installs and center visits.

The ideal candidate has a BA/BS and 10 years of related experience, with current MTR certification and strong communication skills to guide stakeholders and ensure NASA standards alignment.

Qualifications

• Must be a U.S. citizen.
• Current Microsoft Teams Rooms certification, kept current as the MTR device list changes.
• 10 years of related engineering experience in Microsoft Collaboration Systems.

Responsibilities

• Lead a contractor design team and oversee the design, development, and testing of MS Teams Rooms based systems.
• Manage multiple projects with daily/weekly reporting.
• Provide technical analyses for hardware upgrades, risk assessments, and implementation plans.
• Draft detailed engineering plans, cost estimations, and workflows.
• Support facility-related system considerations and coordinate with Product Owners and stakeholders.

Skills

Leadership

Project management

Technical writing

Customer communication

Problem solving

Cross-functional collaboration

Security/compliance awareness

Education

BA/BS

Tools

Microsoft Teams Rooms

Intune

SharePoint

Box

Microsoft 365

Job description

Rothe eMITS is seeking a Multimedia Systems Architect to lead Microsoft Teams Rooms certified implementations across NASA collaboration spaces. The role entails hands-on engineering, installation, testing, and documentation of appliance-based systems, with travel for on-site installs and center visits.

The ideal candidate has a BA/BS and 10 years of related experience, with current MTR certification and strong communication skills to guide stakeholders and ensure NASA standards alignment.