Lighting & AV Systems Designer (CAD, DMX, Pixel) - Remote United States
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- United States
- Work setup
- Remote
- Seniority
- Not specified
- Employment
- Full time
- Experience
- 3+ years
- Category
- Design
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- - 3+ years in a design or drafting seat at an AV integrator, lighting integrator, or systems house. You've produced signal-flow, rack, cable schedule or wiring packages that got built.
- - AutoCAD. Revit or D-Tools a plus.
- - Low-voltage DC fundamentals: voltage drop, power injection, PSU sizing. We'll test this.
- - Clear, confident phone manner. Our callers are electricians on job sites, on bad connections, behind schedule. Live phone screen.
- - Daily AI use in your work. Show us how.
- - Full availability 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Eastern, Monday to Friday.
- - Legally able to work in the United States.
- Preferred, not required: DMX512, SPI pixel protocols (WS2811, UCS, TM18xx), or any of Advatek, Falcon, PixLite, ENTTEC, Pharos, Madrix. We train that. We don't train the rest.
Full description
We're Green LED Lighting Solutions, a Canadian LED manufacturer with operations in Moncton, NB and Las Vegas, NV. Our systems go into buildings, signs and entertainment venues across North America. Every one of them starts as a drawing, a cable layout and a bill of materials, and when the installer hits something the drawing didn't cover, they call us. We need one more person at that desk.
SHIFT: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Eastern, Monday to Friday. Remote, full-time W-2 employee through our US entity, anywhere in the United States.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
- Produce the design package from our design lead's markups: wiring and single-line diagrams, fixture and cable layouts, controller and addressing schedules, pathway and assembly drawings, in AutoCAD to our standard.
- Build the costed bill of materials that goes with it in our CPQ and ERP, including the connectors, PSUs, amplifiers and wire that get forgotten.
- Hold our installer support line about 40% of the week: pixel data faults, DMX addressing, voltage drop, controller setup. You drew it, so you can fix it.
- Turn repeat calls into installer-facing docs so the same call stops coming back.
NOT A FIT IF
- You want pure drafting with no phone.
- You've only drawn what someone else designed and never had to defend it to the person installing it.
- You need a script.
TO APPLY
Put the word PIXEL in the first line of your cover letter. Attach one wiring diagram or signal-flow drawing you produced yourself, and paste a link to a 2-minute video of you explaining voltage drop on a 12V LED run to an electrician who's never heard the term. Applications without both aren't reviewed.
Requirements
- 3+ years in a design or drafting seat at an AV integrator, lighting integrator, or systems house. You've produced signal-flow, rack, cable schedule or wiring packages that got built.
- AutoCAD. Revit or D-Tools a plus.
- Low-voltage DC fundamentals: voltage drop, power injection, PSU sizing. We'll test this.
- Clear, confident phone manner. Our callers are electricians on job sites, on bad connections, behind schedule. Live phone screen.
- Daily AI use in your work. Show us how.
- Full availability 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Eastern, Monday to Friday.
- Legally able to work in the United States.
Preferred, not required: DMX512, SPI pixel protocols (WS2811, UCS, TM18xx), or any of Advatek, Falcon, PixLite, ENTTEC, Pharos, Madrix. We train that. We don't train the rest.