The opportunity
Crusoe is on a mission to accelerate the abundance of energy and intelligence . As the only vertically integrated AI infrastructure company built from the ground up, we own and operate each layer of the stack — from electrons to tokens — to power the world's most ambitious AI workloads.
What you'll do
Own, define, and document Crusoe’s enterprise-wide AV standards, including: room schematics, signal flow diagrams, device inventories, and standard operating procedures, ensuring every room at every site is built to a consistent, high-quality bar.
Program, configure, and build out Crestron room configurations, with a focus: on large-scale environments like All-Hands spaces and complex, multi-camera conference rooms.
Design and support room automation systems end to end, from scheduling panels: and control processors to camera framing, audio DSP, and lighting integration.
Act as the AV lead for new office builds, planning and executing conference: room and collaboration space build-outs at all new Crusoe sites.
Partner closely with low voltage contractors and external AV integration: vendors, reviewing designs, cabling, and installations to ensure their work meets or exceeds Crusoe’s internal standards.
Design and implement every system with remote supportability as a first: principle, so global sites can be monitored, diagnosed, and supported by the IT/AV team without requiring someone on site.
What they're looking for
- Troubleshoot and resolve AV incidents end to end across displays, audio,: video conferencing, and control systems, documenting root cause and driving standards improvements.
- Evaluate new AV technologies and vendors, making recommendations that balance: user experience, reliability, and total cost of ownership.
- + years of hands-on AV engineering, integration, or systems design experience.
- Crestron programming experience required, with certification (e.g., Crestron: Certified Programmer or DMC-E) strongly preferred, along with hands-on experience configuring NVX, DM, and control processors for large-format rooms.