Security Systems Engineer

United States·Louisvillemid

Systems EngineerInfrastructure & Cloud

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Low Voltage Access Control Engineer — Duties and Responsibilities Design and develop access control systems for new construction, renovations, and upgrades to existing facilities.

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Systems EngineerInfrastructure & Cloud

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→Design and develop access control systems for new construction, renovations, and upgrades to existing facilities.
→Review project drawings, specifications, door schedules, and customer requirements to establish system scope and equipment needs.
→Conduct site surveys to evaluate existing infrastructure, verify field conditions, and identify installation requirements.
→Select and specify controllers, interface boards, card readers, credentials, locking hardware, power supplies, batteries, and related components.
→Prepare and maintain system drawings, wiring diagrams, controller layouts, cable schedules, equipment lists, and technical submittals.
→Coordinate access control requirements with customers, general contractors, electricians, IT teams, door hardware vendors, and fire alarm contractors.
→Confirm system designs and installation requirements meet applicable codes, project specifications, and manufacturer guidelines.
→Coordinate network connectivity, server requirements, software licensing, and system security settings with customer IT personnel.
→Support integrations with video surveillance, intercoms, intrusion detection, and other building systems as required.
→Identify scope gaps, design conflicts, and field changes; communicate their impact on materials, labor, cost, and scheduling.
→Support estimating and project management with equipment selections, material quantities, labor requirements, and technical reviews.
→Maintain accurate programming records, configuration backups, as-built drawings, test reports, and project closeout documentation.