Low Voltage Design Technician 1

EwingCole

Greater PhiladelphiaFresher1h agovia LinkedIn

Posted 13 Nov 2026, 06:45 ET

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Who can apply
New grads, no experience needed
Must know
AutoCADRevit
Work
On-site in Greater Philadelphia
Pay
Not stated by the employer.
Skill demand
AutoCAD42%Revit18%of 99 similar entry-level jobs posted in the US this week
Listed
Nov 13, 2026 · still open

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About the Role

EwingCole is a nationally recognized architecture, engineering, interior design and planning firm seeking a Low Voltage Design Technician 1 to join their Philadelphia or Wayne office. This position involves performing project design, documentation, and coordination of Low Voltage (Telecom, Security and AV) Systems under supervision, while building foundational technical knowledge.

Key Responsibilities

  • Documentation: Develops clear drawings and documentation, including documenting existing conditions and assisting in the layout of Low Voltage (Telecom, Security and AV) Systems.
  • Software: Demonstrates aptitude in using necessary software to complete tasks.
  • Building Technology: Actively acquires knowledge of technical terms and concepts.
  • Project Delivery: Supports the project team in delivering project documentation.
  • Quality Standards: Actively acquires knowledge of production and delivery standards.
  • Sustainability: Develops an understanding of sustainable concepts.
  • Construction Administration: Gains exposure by participating in submittal reviews and site visits.
  • Calculations: Performs engineering calculations under close supervision.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Proficient in Revit, AutoCAD, Bluebeam, and the Microsoft Suite.

Qualifications

  • Minimum of an Associate’s degree or technical school certification in a related field.

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