AV/VTC Project Coordinator
- Location
- 131 M Street NE, Washington, District of Columbia, United States
- Workplace
- On-site
- Compensation
- $95k – $120k
About this role
The AV/VTC Project Coordinator plans, coordinates, and leads audiovisual (AV) and video teleconferencing (VTC) operations for executive meetings, conferences, webinars, training sessions, live events, and hybrid collaboration environments. This role serves as the primary liaison between customers, presenters, technical teams, vendors, and stakeholders to ensure seamless, professional event execution.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
· Plan and lead live, virtual, and hybrid AV/VTC events, including executive meetings, conferences, webinars, and training sessions.
· Coordinate AV/VTC systems, conference rooms, collaboration technologies, equipment, staffing, schedules, and vendors.
· Configure, operate, monitor, and troubleshoot AV/VTC systems, including video conferencing, cameras, audio/DSP systems, presentation systems, streaming, and recording technologies.
· Support Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Cisco Webex, and similar collaboration platforms.
· Develop production plans, run-of-show documents, cue sheets, technical procedures, and contingency plans.
· Lead rehearsals and live event operations while monitoring audio, video, presentations, streaming, and recording quality.
· Diagnose complex hardware, software, network, and interoperability issues and coordinate resolution with technical teams and vendors.
· Support system maintenance, upgrades, commissioning, lifecycle replacements, and transition of new systems into operations.
· Maintain SOPs, system documentation, equipment inventories, and asset records.
· Provide customer-facing and executive-level support, requirements gathering, presenter coaching, and technical guidance.
· Support incident, problem, and change management processes and participate in after-hours/on-call support as required.
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