A/V Asset Management Technician

The AV Asset Management Technician oversees the entire lifecycle of federal AV property, including procurement logging, secure warehousing, deployment tracking, annual inventory auditing, and classified data sanitization/destruction. This individual works closely with logistics, IT security, and procurement teams to maintain an accurate, audit-ready Configuration Management Database (CMDB) across multiple secure facilities.

Core Responsibilities
• Property Accountability & Tracking: Maintain 100% accountability of all government-furnished Audio-Visual and Video teleconferencing equipment (GFE) and contractor-acquired property (CAP). Manage serialization, barcode tagging, and data entry into federal asset tracking databases (e.g., ServiceNow, Maximo, or agency-specific systems).
• Lifecycle Management: Oversee the end-to-end asset lifecycle from initial receiving and secure storage to deployment, transfer between facilities, and final decommissioning.
• Classified Hardware Disposition (De-manufacturing): Ensure strict adherence to NSA and NIST guidelines (e.g., NIST SP 800-88) for sanitizing, purging, and destroying AV equipment processing classified information. Coordinate the secure disposal of electronic waste (e-waste) and COMSEC assets.
• Auditing & Compliance: Lead or support mandatory physical inventory audits (monthly, quarterly, or annually) across unclassified and classified spaces (SCIFs). Ensure all hardware configurations match the authorized baseline architecture.
• Supply Chain & Logistics: Coordinate with vendors and federal procurement officers to verify incoming hardware shipments against open contracts. Manage the secure chain of custody for items transit between different government installations.
Requirements
• Clearance Mandate: Active U.S. Security Clearance; Must be a U.S. Citizen capable of maintaining a favorable background investigation and passing a polygraph if required.
• Education & Experience: Minimum of 2–4 years of experience managing property, logistics, or technical assets within a federal agency or DOD environment.
• Regulatory Knowledge: Deep understanding of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 45 (Government Property) and agency-specific property management regulations.

Technical Skills:
• Familiarity identifying standard AV components (DSPs, matrix switchers, PTZ cameras, extenders, codecless VTC units).
• Direct experience with enterprise asset management software (ServiceNow)
• Understanding of data sanitization software and physical destruction protocols for storage media found inside AV hardware.
Physical & Environmental Requirements: Ability to lift to 50 lbs., disassembly of A/V racks, cabling, and A/V conference room systems.

CompQsoft provides equal opportunity in all aspects of employment and in the working environment to all employees and applicants. CompQsoft does not take any non-merit factors like race, color, religion, sex (gender), mental/physical disability, and age into account for purposes of recruitment, hiring and development