Description
technical review
design optimization
code compliance
collaboration
bim modeling
system analysis
The incumbent will conduct technology systems analysis of low‑voltage networks, security, audiovisual and other special systems for specific market verticals. The purpose is to mitigate design risks, identify construction challenges, and develop solutions that improve constructability and performance.
- Perform technical reviews of network, security, audiovisual, and special systems to assess constructability and recommend sequencing.
- Evaluate project designs, program intent, contractual obligations, and deliverables related to technology work.
- Assess project documentation such as BODs, drawings, specifications, submittals, and shop drawings.
- Verify code compliance with local and national requirements and apply industry standards.
- Propose design optimization, risk mitigation, constructability, coordination, sustainability, and resiliency solutions.
- Provide guidance on project non‑conformances and operational issues.
- Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to influence design and project development.
- Identify optimization opportunities for design‑build and design‑bid‑build system projects.
- Partner with linked design disciplines to improve coordination of design concepts.
- Create technical documentation (TEG Talks, A3s, case studies, whitepapers) and present findings.
- Design across all project phases with a focus on technology/low‑voltage systems.
- Conduct peer reviews and due‑diligence studies.
- Use collaboration tools (e.g., Bluebeam Studio) and 3D/BIM software (Navisworks, AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, SketchUp).
Requirements
electrical eng
pe license
rcdd
ccna
building codes
6+ yrs
The role is based in New York, NY (10001) at Turner’s Headquarters. It is a regular, salaried exempt position classified as experienced, requiring a bachelor’s degree and at least six years of relevant experience. The position falls under the Construction job family and focuses on technology systems analysis within low‑voltage domains.
The job involves frequent sitting, climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crawling, and handling tools, as well as regular computer use. Employees must be able to lift up to 10 lb routinely and up to 25 lb occasionally, and must travel to construction sites, offices, and off‑site venues.
Work is performed in an office or remote setting with quiet‑to‑moderate noise, and occasionally on construction sites where exposure to mechanical parts, heights, fumes, weather, and electrical hazards may occur. Employees must adhere to company safety policies and applicable regulations.
- Hold a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering with six years of industry experience.
- Professional Engineer (PE) license is desired.
- Possess one or more credentials such as RCDD, DCDC, CTS/CTS‑D, APP/PSP/CPP, or CCNA/CCNP.
- Demonstrate strong understanding of structural mechanics and engineering principles.
- Write and think in a highly structured, analytical manner while delivering creative solutions.
- Work effectively within interdisciplinary professional teams.
- Apply knowledge of U.S. building codes and material‑specific standards.
- Communicate clearly and effectively both verbally and in writing.
- Understand technology product offerings and associated costs.
Benefits
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Training + Development
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