Continuant · AV Practice Lead
Benefits
The AV Project Manager III leads complex commercial AV engagements from kickoff through closeout and Day 2 transition. This role owns project execution, customer communication, schedule discipline, budget health, risk management, and cross-functional coordination across engineering, purchasing, field resources, vendors, trades, and service delivery.
The right candidate is both a customer advocate and an operational safeguard for Continuant. They know how to move work forward, communicate clearly, protect project profitability, and make sure customers are ready to operate and support their AV environment after installation.
What You Will Own
Project Leadership: Lead large-scale AV projects across planning, design coordination, procurement, installation, commissioning, customer acceptance, closeout, and service transition.
Customer Experience: Serve as the primary customer-facing project leader, maintaining clear expectations, timely updates, and a high-touch experience throughout the engagement.
Operational Readiness: Drive Day 1 to Day 2 readiness by ensuring monitoring, documentation, support access, knowledge transfer, and handoff requirements are complete before project closure.
Financial Ownership: Manage assigned project budgets, labor plans, change orders, profitability, invoicing readiness, and project health reporting.
Cross-Functional Coordination: Partner with AV engineering, purchasing, warehouse, field services, sales, account executives, service delivery, and external trades to keep work moving.
Risk and Issue Management: Maintain and communicate project risks, dependencies, decisions, blockers, and mitigation plans through project documentation and stakeholder updates.
Vendor and Trade Management: Coordinate with general contractors, electricians, low-voltage partners, OEMs, and field technicians to align site readiness, installation windows, and customer expectations.
Process Improvement: Identify recurring delivery friction points and help improve project playbooks, handoff practices, communication standards, and reporting discipline.
Mentorship: Support and mentor AV project managers by modeling strong communication, project controls, customer ownership, and project recovery practices.
AV Practice Alignment
Design: Support discovery, requirements gathering, site readiness, solution alignment, scope validation, and customer expectation setting.
Deploy: Coordinate build, procurement, installation, commissioning, customer testing, punch list closure, and acceptance milestones.
Manage: Prepare the customer and internal teams for ongoing support, including remote monitoring, escalation workflows, reporting expectations, and support procedures.
Walk In, Take Over: Help transition existing AV environments into Continuant support by coordinating assessments, data capture, documentation, and customer-ready onboarding.
Proactive Managed Services: Understand how AV monitoring, ServiceNow workflows, NOC escalation, remote triage, onsite dispatch, and lifecycle planning support customer uptime and reliability.
Success in This Role Looks Like
Customers understand where the project stands, what decisions are needed, and what comes next.
Projects maintain strong schedule, budget, quality, and communication discipline.
Risks are surfaced early, owned clearly, and mitigated collaboratively.
Install completion and support readiness are treated as connected outcomes, not separate handoffs.
Account executives and customer-facing leaders have visibility into relationship risks, expansion signals, and customer experience themes.
Project documentation is accurate, timely, useful, and ready for internal teams that support the customer after go-live.
High school or equivalent
Senior (5-7 years)
Project Management
Timeline Development
Resource Allocation
Risk Assessment
AV Systems
Technology·51-200 employees
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