Electrical Technologist

At Roto, we design and build immersive experiences that spark curiosity, inspire engagement, and bring stories to life. As an Electrical Technologist, you’ll be a key part of this process—prototyping, fabricating, assembling, integrating, and testing the electronic and audio-visual components that bring hands-on experiences to life.

This is a multidisciplinary, hands-on role ideal for someone who thrives in a collaborative, fast-paced production environment. Working under the direction of the Electrical Production Manager, you’ll work closely with designers, engineers, and fabricators to develop, refine, and install custom electronic systems for interactive exhibits and media-based experiences.

If you’re technically skilled, detail-oriented, and passionate about building experiences that blend electronics, mechanics, and digital media, this is an opportunity to work on high-profile projects and push the boundaries of experiential storytelling.

Essential Functions (include, but are not limited to)

• Electronic Fabrication & Assembly – Build, wire, and integrate custom control boxes, A/V racks, and exhibit electronics, ensuring they meet Roto’s quality and safety standards.
• Prototyping & Testing – Develop and test new exhibit systems and devices, troubleshooting performance issues and refining functionality.
• Software & Programming – Program microcontrollers (Arduino, C++), PLCs, and specialized show control systems used in museum and entertainment installations.
• Exhibit Installation & Integration – Work hands-on to install electronic and A/V systems into final exhibit structures, collaborating with fabricators and designers.
• Technical Documentation – Create and maintain wiring schematics, technical specifications, parts lists, and troubleshooting procedures to ensure long-term system reliability.
• Material Sourcing & Inventory Management – Research, source, and order electronic components, sensors, lighting, and A/V equipment, while maintaining organized inventories.
• Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration – Work alongside engineers, designers, and fabricators to bring interactive exhibits from concept to reality.
• Exhibit Maintenance & Support – Assist with on-site troubleshooting, repairs, and warranty trips as needed to support previously installed exhibits.