Title:Control Systems Programmer at Reston, VA office
Tell us about your job:It's my responsibility to review client provided drawings,
requirements, and device protocols, turn them into a functioning program that affords
the customer a simple and intuitive user experience controlling a complex mix
of A/V equipment.
What aspect of your job interests you the most? Why?The continuous challenge of each project and
fitting all the pieces of the puzzle together to meet the expectations of our
customers.
How did you get started in the AV industry/control systems programming?
I first started in the A/V industry working as a
Technician for the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, which provided me the technical base to
move into Residential control programming.
From there, I moved into Department of Defense programming.
What's the most high tech gadget that you own?
My NI-700 even though it's currently used more for testing
than running my system.
Favorite Bar:
I haven't found a new favorite in the D.C. area yet, if
anyone has any suggestions let me know.
3 Songs currently on your playlist:
Pat Green's 'If I Had A Million'
Radiohead 'Fake Plastic Trees'
The Atari's 'Angry Nerd Rock'
Best Advice:
We can only be as effective as the information that has been
provided, keeping us up to date with project requirements, drawings, and
information is the key to success and on time completion.
You can reach Jason by email: jdevito@pepperdash.com or
his direct line: 617.206.9802.
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