Careers

Careers at TCG — 5 Open Positions

Build Michigan’s critical infrastructure.

TCG is a manufacturer-certified systems integrator in Clinton Township, Michigan. The networks we build keep water plants running, keep municipalities connected, and keep manufacturing floors online. If you take pride in work that has to be right the first time, we should talk.

Open Positions

Current Openings at TCG

All positions are based out of our Clinton Township headquarters and serve Macomb County and the greater Detroit metro area. Field roles travel to job sites daily — overnight travel is rare. Click any role to see the full description.

Clerical & Administrative Support $20–$27/hrClinton Township, MIFull-TimeOn-SiteEntry to Mid-Level View RoleClose

The administrative team is the backbone of every TCG project. You are the first voice a customer hears when they call, and the person who makes sure a $400,000 municipal cabling job has every certificate, permit, and closeout document exactly where it needs to be. This role suits someone highly organized who likes variety and takes ownership of details others miss.

What You’ll Do

  • Answer and route incoming calls, including intake and dispatch of ServicePAK 24/7 service requests
  • Prepare and track purchase orders, material requisitions, and vendor invoices
  • Assemble and maintain job folders — drawings, submittals, permits, and closeout documentation
  • Request and track certificates of insurance, W-9s, and vendor compliance paperwork
  • Support certified payroll and prevailing-wage reporting for government and municipal contracts
  • Assist with bid and RFP package assembly, formatting, and on-time submission
  • Maintain technician schedules, coordinate customer appointment windows, and confirm site access
  • Provide accounts payable and receivable support, including invoice entry and collections follow-up
  • Keep the front office running — supplies, mail, filing, and general clerical support

What You Need

  • High school diploma or GED
  • 2+ years in an administrative, office coordinator, or clerical role
  • Confident with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) and comfortable learning new software
  • Clear, professional written and verbal communication — you’ll be corresponding with municipal clients and general contractors
  • Genuinely organized: able to juggle several open projects without dropping details
  • Ability to pass a background check (required for government and utility site access)

Nice to Have

  • Experience in a construction, electrical, or specialty-trade contracting office
  • Familiarity with certified payroll systems (LCPtracker, eMars) or AIA billing
  • QuickBooks or comparable accounting software experience
  • Experience with public bid portals or municipal procurement paperwork

Compensation

$20.00 – $27.00 per hour, based on experience and construction-office background. Reviewed with you during the interview process.

Service Technician — ServicePAK 24/7 $28–$38/hrDetroit Metro / FieldFull-TimeOn-Call RotationExperienced View RoleClose

When a customer’s network goes down, ServicePAK is the promise that someone shows up. Service Technicians are TCG’s most senior troubleshooters — you work independently, diagnose problems others couldn’t, and represent the company in front of the customer without a supervisor standing next to you. It’s the role for a technician who would rather solve five different problems in a week than pull cable on the same job for a month.

What You’ll Do

  • Respond to scheduled and emergency service calls across manufacturing, municipal, utility, healthcare, and education sites
  • Diagnose and repair faults in copper and fiber infrastructure — opens, shorts, split pairs, high loss, damaged terminations
  • Test and certify repairs with Fluke DSX / OTDR equipment and deliver test results to the customer
  • Troubleshoot and service paging, public address, access control, and audio-visual systems
  • Perform MACs (moves, adds, and changes) in active data centers and telecom rooms
  • Participate in the after-hours on-call rotation for 24/7 emergency response
  • Document every call thoroughly — findings, parts used, time on site, and recommended follow-up
  • Identify additional customer needs and hand qualified opportunities to the sales team

What You Need

  • 3+ years of hands-on low-voltage, structured cabling, or telecom service experience
  • Proficient terminating and testing Cat5e through Cat6a, coax, and multimode/singlemode fiber
  • Able to read and work from blueprints, riser diagrams, and rack elevations
  • Valid Michigan driver’s license with a clean driving record
  • Able to lift 50 lbs, work from ladders and lifts, and work in ceilings, crawlspaces, and confined spaces
  • Ability to pass a background check and drug screen for secured client sites
  • Customer-facing professionalism — you are TCG on that site

Nice to Have

  • BICSI Technician certification
  • Fusion splicing and OTDR interpretation experience
  • Manufacturer certifications (Panduit, CommScope, Leviton, Corning, Belden)
  • OSHA 10 or 30, aerial lift, and confined-space certifications
  • Networking fundamentals — switch configuration, VLANs, PoE troubleshooting

Compensation

$28.00 – $38.00 per hour, based on experience and certifications held, plus overtime and on-call premium pay.

Installation Technician — Structured Cabling & Fiber $19–$28/hrDetroit Metro / FieldFull-TimeEntry-Level ConsideredPaid Training View RoleClose

This is where most TCG careers start, and where our workmanship reputation is actually made. Installation Technicians build the physical infrastructure — pathway, cable, terminations, and racks — to manufacturer-certified standards that carry our Lifetime Guarantee. We hire for reliability and attitude and we train the skills. If you show up, work clean, and want to learn a trade, there is a clear path from here to Lead Technician and beyond.

What You’ll Do

  • Install pathway and support structure — cable tray, J-hooks, conduit, sleeves, and firestopping
  • Pull, dress, and terminate Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a copper to TIA/EIA standards
  • Install and terminate multimode and singlemode fiber backbone
  • Mount and build out racks, cabinets, patch panels, and wire management
  • Label all cabling and update as-built documentation as work progresses
  • Test and certify installed links and correct any failures before turnover
  • Work from prints and RFIs, and flag field conditions that don’t match the drawings
  • Maintain a clean, safe, professional job site — including daily cleanup

What You Need

  • High school diploma or GED
  • Reliable transportation and a valid Michigan driver’s license
  • Able to lift 50 lbs, climb ladders, and work at heights, in ceilings, and in confined spaces
  • Comfortable with hand and power tools, and willing to learn specialized cabling tools
  • Dependable attendance — crews depend on a full team showing up on time
  • Ability to pass a background check and drug screen

Nice to Have

  • 1+ year of low-voltage, electrical, or construction trade experience
  • BICSI Installer 1 or Installer 2 certification
  • OSHA 10, scissor/boom lift, or aerial lift certification
  • Fiber termination or fusion splicing experience
  • Experience on prevailing-wage, industrial, or occupied-facility job sites

Compensation

$19.00 – $28.00 per hour. Entry-level starts at the lower end with paid training; certified installers start higher. Overtime available.

Audio-Visual (A/V) Technician $24–$34/hrDetroit Metro / FieldFull-TimeMid-LevelCertification Paid View RoleClose

TCG’s A/V work spans city council chambers, emergency operations centers, plant-wide paging and mass notification, training rooms, and conference spaces. This role blends clean install craftsmanship with commissioning and configuration — you’ll hang the display and dial in the DSP, then hand a working system to the customer and show them how to use it.

What You’ll Do

  • Install displays, projectors, video walls, cameras, speakers, and equipment racks
  • Terminate and test A/V infrastructure — HDMI, HDBaseT, AV-over-IP, Dante audio, and control cabling
  • Configure and commission conference rooms, huddle spaces, and presentation systems
  • Install and tune public address, paging, intercom, and mass-notification systems
  • Load and verify control system and DSP configurations, and assist with programming changes
  • Perform system commissioning, punch list resolution, and end-user training at turnover
  • Provide service and support on existing A/V systems under ServicePAK
  • Document as-built signal flow and rack layouts for closeout packages

What You Need

  • 2+ years installing and commissioning commercial A/V systems
  • Able to read A/V line drawings, signal flow diagrams, and rack elevations
  • Working understanding of audio and video signal distribution, gain structure, and networked A/V
  • Comfortable with basic networking — IP addressing, VLANs, PoE, switch port configuration
  • Valid Michigan driver’s license, able to lift 50 lbs and work from lifts and ladders
  • Ability to pass a background check and drug screen for secured client sites

Nice to Have

  • AVIXA CTS, CTS-I, or CTS-D certification
  • Manufacturer certifications — Crestron, Extron, QSC Q-SYS, Biamp, Shure
  • Dante Certification Level 1–3
  • Mass notification and paging experience (Bogen, Atlas, Valcom, Digital Acoustics)
  • Experience in council chambers, courtrooms, or broadcast-style installations

Compensation

$24.00 – $34.00 per hour, based on experience and certifications (AVIXA, Dante, manufacturer), plus overtime and on-call premium pay.

Project Manager $80K–$110K/yrClinton Township, MI + FieldFull-TimeExperiencedSalaried View RoleClose

TCG Project Managers own a job from award through closeout: the schedule, the budget, the crew, the general contractor relationship, and the customer’s confidence. Our work is frequently in occupied, mission-critical facilities — water treatment plants, hospitals, airports, active manufacturing floors — where a poorly planned cutover is not an option. We’re looking for someone who plans ahead, communicates early, and doesn’t let problems age.

What You’ll Do

  • Own assigned projects end-to-end: scope, schedule, budget, quality, and customer satisfaction
  • Develop project schedules and coordinate manpower with the field operations team
  • Manage submittals, RFIs, change orders, and project correspondence
  • Procure materials and equipment, track lead times, and manage vendor and subcontractor performance
  • Coordinate with general contractors, electricians, and other trades on multi-trade job sites
  • Run project kickoff, progress, and closeout meetings with internal teams and customers
  • Track job costs against budget, identify variances early, and protect project margin
  • Enforce safety and site compliance requirements, including customer-specific and prevailing-wage obligations
  • Deliver complete closeout packages — as-builts, test results, warranty registration, and O&M documentation

What You Need

  • 3–5+ years managing low-voltage, electrical, A/V, or specialty construction projects
  • Fluent reading construction plans, specifications, and scopes of work
  • Demonstrated ability to manage schedule and budget on projects running concurrently
  • Strong written communication — your emails and documentation become the project record
  • Proficient with scheduling and project tracking tools (MS Project, Smartsheet, or similar)
  • Valid Michigan driver’s license and willingness to be on job sites regularly
  • Ability to pass a background check for government and utility site access

Nice to Have

  • PMP certification or BICSI RCDD
  • Experience with public bid work, prevailing wage, and municipal or utility clients
  • Procore, Bluebeam, or comparable construction management software
  • Estimating experience on structured cabling or A/V scopes
  • Prior field technician background — you know what you’re asking crews to do

Compensation

$80,000 – $110,000 per year, based on experience, certifications, and project portfolio.

Why TCG

Work That Actually Matters, Close to Home

Plenty of contractors will hand you a spool of cable. Here’s what’s different about building a career at TCG.

Infrastructure People Depend On

Our networks run water treatment plants, municipal buildings, airports, hospitals, and manufacturing floors across Southeast Michigan. When you finish a job here, something important works better.

Manufacturer-Certified Standards

We’re a certified installer for the manufacturers whose products we install, and our work carries the TCG Lifetime Guarantee. You’ll be trained to do it the right way — and given the time to.

Certifications On Our Dime

BICSI, AVIXA, OSHA, manufacturer training, and lift certifications are paid for by TCG. Your credentials follow you for your whole career — we think that’s the point.

Home Every Night

Our work is concentrated in Macomb County and the Detroit metro area. Local job sites, local customers, and overnight travel that’s the rare exception rather than the schedule.

A Real Path Forward

Installer to Technician to Lead to Project Manager isn’t a poster on the wall — it’s how most of our senior team got here. Show us the work and we’ll show you the next step.

Small Enough to Know Your Name

You won’t be a badge number. Ownership is on site, decisions get made quickly, and good ideas from the field make it back to the office the same week.

Benefits

What TCG Offers

We invest in the people who do the work. Specific plan details, eligibility, and compensation are reviewed with you during the hiring process.

Health, Dental & Vision

Employer-sponsored medical, dental, and vision coverage for full-time employees. Plan options and eligibility are reviewed during the hiring process.

401(k) Retirement Plan

A company-sponsored 401(k) plan to help you build long-term savings. Contribution and eligibility details are covered at offer.

Paid Time Off & Holidays

Accrued paid time off plus company-observed paid holidays each year. Time off is meant to be used.

Company Vehicle & Fuel

Field technicians are assigned a company vehicle and fuel card for job site travel — no mileage and no wear and tear on your own truck.

Tools, PPE & Uniforms

Specialty tools, test equipment, personal protective equipment, and TCG uniforms are provided at no cost to you.

Paid Training & Certification

BICSI, AVIXA, OSHA, lift, and manufacturer certification training is paid for by TCG, including exam fees. Your credentials stay with you.

Overtime & On-Call Premium

Overtime opportunities are consistent, and the ServicePAK on-call rotation carries additional premium pay.

Competitive, Experience-Based Pay

Compensation reflects your experience and the certifications you hold. Prevailing-wage rates apply on qualifying public projects.

How to Apply

Ready to Join TCG?

No lengthy online portal. Send us a resume and a few sentences about yourself — a real person reads every one.

Email Your Application

  1. Email your resume to careers@tcg-pros.com as a PDF or Word attachment.
  2. Put the position title in the subject line — for example, “Installation Technician — Jane Smith.”
  3. In the body, tell us briefly why you’re interested and list any certifications you hold (BICSI, AVIXA, OSHA, manufacturer, or lift).
  4. We review applications weekly. If it’s a fit, we’ll reach out to schedule a conversation.

Don’t see your role listed? We’re always interested in hearing from experienced low-voltage, fiber, and A/V professionals. Send your resume to the same address and we’ll keep it on file.

Trendset Communications Group, LLC · 23885 Denton Street, Clinton Township, MI 48036

Equal Employment Opportunity. Trendset Communications Group, LLC is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, height, weight, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. TCG is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities during the application and interview process — to request an accommodation, contact us at careers@tcg-pros.com or 586-765-0770. Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a background check and drug screen where required by our clients.