# Technical Support Specialist - LED Lighting Controls (DMX/Pixel) - Remote US/Can

**Company:** [Green LED Lighting Solutions](https://jobs.workable.com/companies/ey8SetWkqxtU8MEBSnLJ7p.md)
**Location:** Remote
**Workplace:** remote
**Employment type:** Full-time

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## Description

We're Green LED Lighting Solutions, a Canadian LED manufacturer with operations in Moncton, NB and Las Vegas, NV. Our systems go into buildings, signs and entertainment venues across North America, and when an installer is on a job site with a controller that won't talk to the pixels, they call us. We need one more person on that phone.

SHIFT: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Eastern, Monday to Friday. Remote, full-time employee, anywhere in the US or Canada.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

\- Take technical support calls and emails from electricians and installers during our support window. Diagnose live: pixel data problems, DMX addressing, voltage drop, controller setup, warranty issues.

\- Write the fix down so the same call doesn't come back. Knowledge base articles, checklists, short videos.

\- Between calls, produce wiring diagrams and fixture layouts in AutoCAD from our design lead's markups, and build the costed bill of materials that goes with them.

NOT A FIT IF

\- You want a drafting or estimating job with a few calls. This is a phone job with design packages in the gaps.

\- You get rattled by a frustrated caller.

\- You need a script.

TO APPLY

Put the word PIXEL in the first line of your cover letter. Then attach: (1) a link to a 2-minute video of you explaining voltage drop on a 12V LED run to an electrician who's never heard the term, (2) one wiring diagram or schematic you drew yourself. Applications without both won't be reviewed.

## Requirements

\- 2+ years in technical support, field service or commissioning for LED lighting, lighting controls, AV or similar low-voltage electronics

\- Working knowledge of DMX512 addressing and topology, SPI pixel basics, and low-voltage DC power (voltage drop, power injection, PSU sizing). We'll test this.

\- AutoCAD, well enough to turn a markup into a clean electrical schematic

\- Clear, confident phone manner. Our callers are electricians on job sites, on bad connections, behind schedule. You'll do a live phone screen.

\- Daily use of AI tools in your work. Show us how, don't tell us.

\- Full availability 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Eastern, Monday to Friday

\- Legally able to work in the US or Canada

Nice to have: hands-on time with Advatek, Falcon, PixLite, ENTTEC, Pharos or Madrix; experience with RMA or warranty processes; Elfsquad, Business Central or a similar CPQ/ERP; electrical or electronics technology diploma.

## Benefits

\- USD 55,000 to 70,000 per year depending on experience

\- Full-time remote, fixed daytime schedule, no on-call

\- Direct work with our design lead on real architectural, signage and entertainment lighting projects across North America

\- Small team, no layers: you own the support line and your fixes become the company's playbook