Our client is seeking a Field Engineering Technician to support the installation, service, and improvement of low-voltage and connected-technology systems across multiple sites. This position blends hands-on field work with technical troubleshooting and continuous improvement efforts to keep critical systems reliable, secure, and scalable.

Salary + Additional Benefits:

• $33.65-$40.87/hr
• Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance
• 401K - company match
• Educational Assistance/Reimbursement

• Install, service, and troubleshoot low-voltage technology systems, including surveillance, access control, and connected devices.
• Diagnose network and connectivity issues in the field, including switch configuration support and resolving IP/addressing conflicts.
• Perform site walk-throughs and technology audits to identify risks, gaps, and upgrade opportunities across a multi-site footprint.
• Support new installations and retrofits by helping plan layouts, equipment placement, and cabling approaches for consistent results.
• Commission and validate newly deployed hardware to confirm performance, stability, and secure operation.
• Partner with engineering and product teams to test prototypes, provide field feedback, and suggest practical design improvements.
• Assist with technology onboarding for new sites, including participation in diligence activities and standardization of deployed solutions.
• Provide clear, customer-friendly explanations to on-site teams regarding system status, recommendations, and next steps.
• Maintain safe work practices while using ladders and accessing elevated equipment, tools, and enclosures.
• 30% travel (including overnight) to support project work and service needs across the region and beyond.

• 5 years of field experience troubleshooting electrical/low-voltage systems and installing/commissioning networking hardware.
• Practical networking experience beyond cabling, including working with switches and troubleshooting IP/connectivity issues.
• Proficiency using a multimeter and related electrical measurement tools for diagnostics and verification.
• Hands-on familiarity with Wi-Fi devices, low-voltage wiring, and common field-deployed networking equipment.
• Experience with commercial or industrial wiring; installation/commissioning of monitoring or control systems is a plus.
• Strong troubleshooting mindset with the ability to methodically diagnose issues and document findings.
• Ability to communicate technical concepts in plain language to non-technical stakeholders.
• Valid driver's license with reliable transportation, and ability to travel up to ~30% (including overnight) as business needs require.