Electronics Technician Security Systems (Road Warrior)

TL;DR

Electronics Technician Security Systems (Road Warrior): Install, upgrade, and maintain physical security infrastructure (PACS, IDS, and IP video surveillance) for federal customers at electrical substation facilities with an accent on electrical/electronic schematics, wiring and safety compliance, and troubleshooting security wiring & power circuits. Focus on independent field work with 75–90% travel, working to DoD/DoS security system guidelines, and documenting site test data.

Company

hirify.global Systems Engineering (ASE) provides federal systems support and security infrastructure services.

What you will do

• Serve as an Electronics Technician on assigned projects, working independently or with a small team.
• Install, configure, upgrade, and maintain physical security systems at electrical substation facilities.
• Install electronic and technical security systems according to DoD/DoS guidelines and requirements.
• Read and interpret electrical/electronic/electro-mechanical schematics, building plans (blueprints), and installation wiring guidelines.
• Use test equipment (e.g., multimeters and cable testers) to troubleshoot and test security wiring & power circuits.
• Perform maintenance, troubleshooting, and testing for intrusion detection, access control, and related security systems.

Requirements

• US citizenship and ability to obtain and maintain a customer clearance (including local and national background checks).
• Current valid Driver’s License; role may require driving company vehicles.
• 2+ years of hands-on experience installing, configuring, troubleshooting, and servicing IDS and PACS, plus IP video surveillance and other security systems.
• Experience installing electronics/electrical systems including intrusion detection, access control, CCTV/security cameras, intercom, mass notification, and low-voltage/conduit installation.
• Working knowledge of National Electric Code (NEC) practices (grounding and electrical safety) and ability to read schematics/maintenance manuals.
• Ability to travel extensively (expected 75%+; 75–90% road warrior including weekends) and perform physical tasks (climb/stoop/kneel; lift up to 50 lbs).

Culture & Benefits

• Monday–Thursday 4x10hr schedule with flexibility for approved paid overtime.
• Travel with the team to the next location on Fridays; per-diem and OT if required and approved.
• Field work supporting federal agencies on migration, upgrades, and installation of physical security infrastructure.
• Access to comprehensive benefits, competitive pay, and retirement options.