Electronics Technician Security Systems (AZ - Road Warrior)

Akima, LLC•Phoenix, AZ

3d•Remote

About The Position

Akima Systems Engineering (ASE) is looking for an Electronics Technician to be based out of Phoenix, AZ. The Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) Desert Southwest (DSW) Region requires upgrades to the Physical Access Control System (PACS) at electrical substations, switchyards, and facilities throughout Arizona, California, and Nevada, Colorado, Nevada, Nebraska, and Wyoming. This position will initially work on-site in Phoenix, AZ. After project completion, the role will transition to a 75-90% 'Road Warrior' position, involving travel to various locations such as Las Vegas, NV, or Denver, CO, and may include working weekends. A typical work schedule is Monday - Thursday (4x10hr) with flexibility for approved overtime. Travel to the next location typically occurs on Fridays. Additional compensation includes overtime pay (if approved) and per-diem.

Requirements

Must be a US Citizen able to obtain and maintain a customer clearance (this includes a local and national background check).
Current and valid Driver’s License. This role may require that company vehicles are driven.
Must have 2 years of hands-on experience installing, configuring, troubleshooting, and servicing Lenel hardware and software.
Must have 2 years of hands-on experience installing, configuring, troubleshooting Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and Physical Access Control (PACS), Internet Protocol (IP) video surveillance systems and other security systems.
Must have High School Diploma or equivalent or a graduate of military basic and advanced electronic or communication technician courses. In lieu of military training must have at least 5 years of technical experience with installation of electronics/electrical systems.
Must have experience as a technician with installation of electronics/electrical systems including, but not limited to: Intrusion Detection Systems, Access Control Systems, Closed Circuit Television, Security Cameras, Intercom Systems, Mass Notification Systems, Conduit Installation, Low Voltage Electrical Systems.
Must be able to use basic test equipment and the preparation of site test data and documentation.
Must have the ability to work in a demanding, deadline-driven environment, be detailed orientated, and self-motivated.
Must have strong verbal communication skills and the ability to work independently or under limited supervision.
Must have the ability to install, test and troubleshoot Electronic and Technical Security System equipment, read schematics and maintenance manuals.
Be familiar with and have a working knowledge of a multitude of systems including but not limited to: DoD and DoS Security Systems and requirements, Access Control and Intrusion Detection Systems such as Lenel, Software House, Milestone, IP CCTV Surveillance Systems such as Milestone, Mechanical and electromechanical locking systems (electronic strikes, locks, mag’s, etc.).
Proficient with Microsoft Office Products and Adobe Acrobat.
Communicating with others to exchange information.

Responsibilities

Serve as an Electronics Technician on assigned projects and comfortable working independently or with a small team.
Works with federal agencies on the migration, upgrades, and installation of physical security infrastructure at various electrical substation facilities.
Responsible for installing Electronic and Technical Security Systems to DoD and DoS specific guideline and requirements.
Reads, interprets, and draws electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical schematics.
Familiar with and uses test equipment such as multimeters and cable testers (e.g., Fluke, Klein, Ideal).
Follows strict installation wiring guidelines and reads and interprets building construction plans (blueprints).
Knowledgeable with National Electric Code (NEC) requirements and practices such as grounding and electrical safety.
Performs maintenance, installation, troubleshooting, and testing of security wiring & power circuits.