To put it simply, the main responsibility of the audio visual systems designer is to develop, install, and implement audio visual systems. Effectively, this means being aware of the AV hardware and software market and choosing the components that fit together to meet the broadcasting, streaming, and recording needs of the employer or client.
In audio visual systems design, the precise day-to-day of the job can change depending on the size of the employer or client, their tech needs, and how much budget they’re willing to put together to meet them. In general, however, here are a few duties to expect:
- Preparing the necessary AV equipment to meet the requirements of events, broadcasts, conferences and so on.
- Managing audio visual projects in collaboration with other AV and IT engineers.
- Choosing, installing, and configuring AV technologies.
- Maintaining and troubleshooting all AV technologies to ensure they remain operational before and after projects.
- Offering advice and recommendations on AV solutions, as well as highlighting risks and issues.
- Arranging the layout of AV recording and broadcasting gear
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