Technology Designer

IMEG Corp.

Location: Naperville/Chicago, Illinois or Indianapolis, Indiana 

Are you Ready to Engineer Your Career?  At IMEG Corp., one of the largest design consulting firms in the U.S., we strive to provide exciting and rewarding career opportunities to our team members.  We work hard and are passionate about what we do but also love to have fun along the way.  We celebrate the ability to be a firm of nearly 1800+ employees in the US and beyond who still provides a local office approach and feel to each of our employee-owners.  From opportunities to get involved and give back locally through our Community Involvement Committees to the ability to partner with exciting clients, we take our jobs seriously but have a great time in the process. 

As a company, we believe in investing in our team members and providing an environment for expansive growth. We put people first. We are proud to say we are a 100% employee-owned organization and take pride in our commitment to being a great place to work.  We support this commitment through work-life balance, flexibility, continuous training and development opportunities, and community impact. We reward innovation, hard work, and support a culture of sustainability.

IMEG Corp. is growing, and we’d love to have you join our team!  We are currently seeking a Technology Designer focusing in Acoustics in either our Naperville/Chicago, IL, or Indianapolis, IN offices. 

Key Duties and Responsibilities Include:

A qualified, technical understanding of music room metrics, speech clarity metrics and noise abatement metrics applied to commercial, architectural, industrial and education venues.
Baseline experience for critical listening and comparative listening. Familiarity with music, noise and sound in education and performance venues is required.
Ability to communicate subjective or technical parameters in a non-technical fashion to clients and in writing efforts.
Diligent use of calibrated test and noise measurement tools.  Knowledge of calibration setup and software. Includes testing for rooms, reverberation calculations, noise testing for barriers (STC) and floor assembly (IIC) using ASTM standard and methods. Also includes basic troubleshooting of mechanical system noise on sites.
Ability to read plans, assemble CAD documents, work in PDF markups, produce redline documents and manage workflow documents in a consistent fashion.  
Write technical reports that are concise & complete, including the ability to provide Executive Summary solutions distilled or tailored for the client’s understandings.
Understands how acoustics must integrate with performance audio & AV systems.
Understand technology metrics for AV design. Includes software mapping and strong interest in E.A.S.E. modeling software use for coverage mapping, loudspeaker optimization, optimization of speech clarity, ability for high performance sound pressure level design in rooms and outdoors.  
 Ability to perform calculations for reverberation time, mechanical noise, barrier values, and other acoustic metrics in both XL and EASE modeling.
Ability to review and manage CAD documents and AV Technology documents according to IMEG standards, across multiple projects and multiple offices.​ Provide positive client relations, project design notebooks , substantiate documentation for permanent record files.
Coordinate fast paced design schedules with other disciplines such as architectural, structural, electrical, mechanical, clerical and equipment suppliers.
Document designs, keep meeting notes, and integrate instructions from clients promptly while monitoring project design progress
Assist with reviews of all project documents for accuracy and completeness prior to requesting a final quality check


Skills:

Ability to “work in new scope conditions” when not all information is fully developed.  Assess, coach and guide both clients and partners in varying design priorities
Be familiar with machinery vibration covered by ASHRAE Chapter 48/49 for HVAC noise control and mechanical design techniques
 Ability to learn new design techniques, new tools, and integrate and share new principles involved in production of precision technical plans and drawings
 Skill in the use of Microsoft Office programs, and CAD layout software, with interest in learning REVIT
Ability to clearly communicate in oral and written styles to individuals or groups.


Education and Experience:

Minimum Bachelor’s degree in Acoustics, Architectural Engineering, or related engineering degree with emphasis on acoustics and noise control.

Previous experience with acoustic design a plus. Previous experience with professional audio and AV systems is a plus.

IMEG Corp., an employee-owned corporation, is committed to investing in employees’ futures through professional development programs and opportunities for career advancement. We offer a comprehensive benefits package including generous PTO, flexible schedule, and assistance with tuition reimbursement. Additionally, employees are eligible to enroll in health, dental, vision, and life insurance on their first day of employment.

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Want to learn more about IMEG and our other amazing career opportunities?  Please visit https://www.imegcorp.com/careers/.

IMEG is committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce and is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to providing equal employment opportunities in all employment practices, without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, citizenship status, marital status, age, veteran’s status, disability, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by law.

 Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

 

Acoustics in Focus -The 180th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America – 8-10 June 2021

180th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America

Acoustics in Focus

8-10 June 2021







Upcoming Meetings

Acoustics in Focus

The 180th Meeting
of the Acoustical Society of America

8-10 June 2021

Key Dates  
 24-hours before sessions Lightning Round Submission Deadline
10 May  Presentation Recording Upload Deadline and Presenter Registration
10 May Early Bird Registration Deadline
4 June (Fri), 3:30 p.m. EDT Plenary Session and Awards Ceremony
7 June, 5 p.m. EDT  Student Meet and Greet, Student Social, Student Orientation
8 June, 9:30 a.m. EDT Acoustics in Focus Opening Day
8 June, 4:00 p.m. EDT Keynote Lecture  | Carol Espy-Wilson
9 June, 4:30 p.m. EDT Keynote Lecture  | Jim Gates

Meeting FAQ, Gather.town Tour, Yoga

Acoustics in Focus (AIF) plans continue to be developed rapidly with many new features to ensure that AIF will be an exciting forum for acoustics researchers, practitioners, educators, and students to learn from each other. Registration is now open. Details can be found at  https://acousticalsociety.org/registration-fees/

The Technical Program  has been scheduled with sessions encompassing the new formats that were created especially for Acoustics in Focus. In addition, Keynote Lectures have been added as special features. The Itinerary Planner for Acoustics in Focus is now available.

Focused Presentation sessions consist of pre-recorded talks within a specific topic or focus which will be followed by live discussion and interaction.

Tutorial sessions consist of an invited speaker giving a (live) feature-length presentation, answering questions, and live leading discussions.

Panel Discussion sessions feature up to seven invited discussion leaders who may give live short presentations, answer questions, and lead discussions.

Lightning Round sessions that consist of a rapid sequence of brief (5-minute) live presentations with lively discussions following the talks. Note that is it still possible to submit to some Lightning Round sessions.  See details at this page.

Open Meetings of the Technical Committees will be held on Tuesday, 8 June, Thursday, 10 June after the end of the technical sessions. These are working, collegial meetings. Much of the work of the Society is accomplished by actions that originate and are taken in these meetings including proposals for special sessions, workshops and technical initiatives. All meeting participants are cordially invited to attend these meetings and to participate actively in the discussions. See the Itinerary Planner for the schedule of meetings.

The Plenary Session and Awards Ceremony and the Administrative meetings will be held outside of the three-day window of technical sessions.

Accessibility

If you have special accessibility requirements, please indicate this below by informing ASA (1305 Walt Whitman Road, Suite 300, Melville, NY 11747-4300; asa@acousticalsociety.org) at a minimum of thirty days in advance of the meeting. Please provide a cell phone number, email address, and detailed information including the nature of the special accessibility so that we may contact you directly.

Business Administrator

Acoustical Society of America
Location: Remote

Business Administrator

Reporting to the Senior Managing Editor (SME) of Acoustical Society of America (ASA) Publications, this role manages all of the financial and business operations of the ASA Publications Office. This position is an administrator to the Editor-in-Chief (EIC), Journal Editors, and Publications Staff, assists with project organization, and handles the budget and all accounts for the Publications Office.

Primary responsibilities include:

• Manage and ensure accurate and timely formulation and reporting of the Publications Office yearly budget, working with the SME and EIC of ASA Publications.
• Act as Financial Liaison, including with publisher AIP Publishing and ASA Headquarters.
• In partnership with EIC and SME, help develop financial strategy, goals, and initiatives (eg, potential new products and revenue sources) for the Publications Office that align with and support the ASA Strategic Plan.
• Manage and steward ASA Books, including contracts and agreements, copyright, and financials, and act as the liaison for EIC, ASA Books Committee, ASA Headquarters, and publishers.
• Manage, negotiate, and organize contracts and service agreements with contractors, vendors, and service providers, and keep abreast of contract renewals.
• Act as liaison with ASA Finance Committee, and other Meeting Committees as needed.
• Handle all payments, reimbursements, invoices, and staff purchases for the Publications Office.
• Mail contributor copies of publications.
• Handle yearly data cleaning of people databases of editorial submission systems.
• Help produce the ASA Publications podcast, including selecting articles, drafting interview questions, interviewing authors, and editing episodes.
• Work with other ASA Publications staff on marketing, advertising and social media initiatives and serve as backup for handling ASA Publications social media accounts.

Location:
This is a full-time remote position. Must reside in the United States.
Travel, approximately up to 10% time, required.

Qualifications:

• Bachelors Degree in business administration or equivalent training
• Two or more years of experience in business administration required
• Experience managing budgets and marketing material required
• Previous publications experience desirable
• Must have excellent communication and leadership skills
• Proficiency in Excel and Word

Acoustical Society of America

Established in 1929, ASA’s purpose is to generate, disseminate, and promote the knowledge and practical applications of acoustics. The Society has 7,000 national and international members and 14 technical committees covering the following acoustical specializations: Acoustical Oceanography, Animal Bioacoustics, Architectural Acoustics, Biomedical Acoustics, Computational Acoustics, Engineering Acoustics, Musical Acoustics, Noise, Physical Acoustics, Psychological and Physiological Acoustics, Signal Processing in Acoustics, Speech Communication, Structural Acoustics and Vibration, and Underwater Acoustics.

 

Apply via Indeed Posting here.

Meeting FAQ, Gather.town Tour, Yoga.

Current ASA Meeting

Acoustics in Focus

Upcoming Meetings







Meeting FAQ, Gather.town Tour, Yoga

gather.town Tutorial

AiF Gather.town Tour

Frequently Asked Questions

Meeting structure

  1. When are the regular technical sessions?

All technical sessions are scheduled between Tuesday 8 June and Thursday 10 June between the hours of 9:30 am and 4:00 pm.  All times are EDT (GMT-4).

The full schedule is available via the Meeting Planner and in pdf format.

  1. I heard there are different technical session types at AiF. What are they?
    1. Focused sessions are similar to a special session at a regular meeting, consisting of 12-minute invited and contributed talks that are pre-recorded, but scheduled at a specific time. Each presentation is followed by a 2-3 minutes of Q&A with the presenter via chat.  Each session includes one or more live discussion periods on Zoom that enable attendees to interact directly with the speakers.
    2. Tutorial Sessions consist of live presentations of extended length (20 – 120 minutes) that provide a deep dive into a topic, as well as discussion periods on Zoom.
    3. Panel Discussions are conducted entirely on Zoom with live interaction between attendees and invited expert panelists.
    4. Lightning Rounds are conducted entirely on Zoom with live 5-minute talks interspersed with questions and discussion periods.
  2. Will there be any Keynote Lectures?

There are two live Keynote Lectures: Tuesday at 4:00pm and Wednesday at 4:30pm.

  1. Is it still possible for me to propose a Lightning Round talk?

Attendees interested in giving a talk in a scheduled Lightning Round session can register up to 24 hours before the session starts.

Access and Navigation

  1. Are recorded talks viewable outside the scheduled presentation time?

Registered participants can access any pre-recorded technical presentation within the meeting platform, hosted by morressier.com, through Friday 11 June.  A recording of the Plenary session is available on the AiF meeting web site.

  1. What events are open to those who have not registered for the meeting?

All ASA members can attend open meetings of technical committees and the Strategic Plan Champions, which are conducted on Zoom.  See the ASA meetings page for information on registering for these events.

Interacting with other participants

Be sure to visit the Acoustics in Focus gather.town space to meet up with conference speakers and participants.

Gather.Town is a “proximity chat” platform where you can meet and converse with people in a way that simulates being in a room with others.  You can join or leave conversations, have private chats with one or more people, schedule meet-ups, and even play online games!  The space designed specifically for the AiF meeting has a separate meeting room for each TC, a Student Lounge, and several areas for private conversations.  The space will be available 24/7 throughout the month of June.

The link and password will be made available to registered participants.

  1. Will I be able to see who else is attending a session and communicate with them?

During scheduled talks on the Morressier platform, you will be able to view only the speakers and the session chair. During discussion periods held on zoom, you will be able to see and interact with other participants.

  1. Is there a way to interact with speakers and other attendees outside of a technical session?

Go to gather.town!  You can make arrangements to meet one or more people at specific times, or just show up and see who you run into!  A tutorial and video tour of the space are available on the AiF meeting page.

Attendees can also interact in gather.town while they are viewing technical sessions by having each platform open in a separate window.

  1. I am participating in the Students Meet Members for Lunch program. Is gather.town a good place to meet?

Of course!  There are 2-person private spaces set up in the AiF gather.town space that are ideal for SMMfL conversations.

 

Yoga Classes

Yoga classes will be offered on Zoom on Wednesday and Thursday, 9 and 10 June, in the break between a.m. and p.m. sessions (approximately 12:30 p.m. to 12:55 p.m.). There is no charge to participate in the classes but preregistration at the links below is required.

The class will be fairly gentle to allow inclusivity for all levels with the focus on relaxation and breathing techniques, quieting the mind, and some gentle stretches.

Participants are encouraged to wear loose, comfortable clothing, have a bottle of water nearby, and anything they can use as a strap (e.g., yoga strap if they have one, alternatively a belt or hand towel can substitute). A mat, blanket, and cushion are not required but would be useful if available.

It will not be specifically a chair yoga class. However, if there are participants who are unable to sit on the floor or stand, a chair can be used.

Yoga Session 1: Wednesday, 9 June, 12:30 p.m. – Register in advance for this meeting:

Yoga Session 2: Thursday, 10 June, 12:30 p.m. – Register in advance for this meeting:

 

 

Schedule of Administrative and Standards Meetings

Current ASA Meeting

Acoustics in Focus

Upcoming Meetings

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