Audio Visual (AV) Commissioning Engineer is responsible for the configuration, programming, testing, calibration, and successful handover of audio-visual solutions in various environments, ensuring that all systems meet project specifications and client requirements. Key Responsibilities Commission AV systems (audio, video, lighting, and control), ensuring seamless integration and optimal performance across all components. Perform system testing, troubleshooting, and fault resolution to maintain functional, high-quality AV installations. Calibrate audio and video devices (speakers, microphones, displays, projectors, and cameras) for best sound and visual quality. Collaborate with designers, programmers, and project managers for smooth project delivery and system optimization. Document the commissioning process, including system configuration, test results, and any modifications. Provide training to clients and end-users on system operation and maintenance. Integrate AV control systems and fine-tune user interfaces (touch panels, control software). Ensure systems adhere to current industry standards (HDMI, HDBase T, Dante, AES67, etc.). Perform on‑site testing of Large format displays, LED walls, projection systems, and video walls
Essential Skills and Qualifications Strong technical knowledge of AV devices, connectivity protocols, networking, and control systems programming. Technical expertise with amplifiers, DSP processors, displays, projectors, signal routing, and AV software. Proficiency in AV system calibration tools and measurement equipment. Effective communication skills for coordinating with teams and clients. Problem solving, troubleshooting, and attention to detail. Ability to work independently or as part of a team, often on-site at project locations. Familiarity with products and platforms such as Crestron, Extron, QSC, Teams, and Zoom is an advantage. Degree in electrical /electronic engineering, AV technology, computer science, with 5 – 8 years of relevant experience preferably with system integrators. Industry certifications, such as CTS (Certified Technology Specialist), are desirable.