Senior AV/IT Systems Designer

London
1 month ago
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About the Company

We are working with a specialist provider of high-end Audio Visual and IT solutions, delivering bespoke home cinema, whole-home AV, and fully integrated technology systems for luxury residences and superyachts worldwide.

Due to continued growth, they are seeking an experienced Senior AV/IT Systems Designer to join the London-based design team.

The Role

As a Senior AV/IT Systems Designer, you will take ownership of the technical design of complex AV and IT systems for prestigious residential and superyacht projects. You will work closely with clients, project managers, installers, naval architects, interior designers, and shipyards to deliver robust, intuitive, and future-proof solutions.

This is a senior, hands-on design role requiring strong technical expertise, excellent documentation skills, and a deep understanding of luxury client expectations.

Key Responsibilities

Design high-end AV, IT, cinema, and control systems for luxury homes and superyachts
Produce detailed system schematics, rack layouts, network designs, and technical documentation
Lead projects from concept design through to construction and handover
Specify equipment from premium manufacturers, ensuring performance, reliability, and aesthetic integration
Work closely with project management and installation teams to ensure designs are delivered accurately
Attend client meetings, design reviews, and coordination meetings with architects, designers, and shipyards
Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior designers
Ensure designs comply with industry standards, best practice, and marine requirements where applicableSkills & Experience

Proven experience in a senior AV and/or IT systems design role
Strong background in luxury residential AV; superyacht experience is highly desirable
Expert knowledge of AV signal flow, control systems, home cinema design, and distributed audio/video
Strong understanding of IT/networking principles (VLANs, Wi-Fi, switching, cybersecurity fundamentals)
Experience with control systems such as Crestron, AMX, or Control4
Familiarity with premium brands
Proficient in design and documentation tools (AutoCAD, Visio, D-Tools, or similar)
Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
Detail-oriented, organised, and comfortable managing multiple complex projects

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