At ROAR, wearable safety buttons help hotel and healthcare workers call for help when needed. The Field and Support Technician divides time between customer sites and a home office, following a rotation that consists of one three-week on-site block leading installations of ROAR’s Bluetooth-mesh Staff Duress System, followed by two blocks providing Tier 2 remote support to customers and installers. The role owns deployments from initial beacon installation through handoff and supports customers after go-live. The schedule is published a quarter in advance. Field work is Monday through Friday; weekend work is rare and requires customer approval. Overnight stays include lodging and per diem. Travel is approximately one third of the time. A laptop is provided for remote support work. In the field, the technician coordinates or performs installations, mounts and configures beacons, gateways, and networking equipment, tests system operation, resolves issues, documents sites, trains customers, and hands over stable systems. The technician may work at active construction sites and must follow PPE and OSHA safety standards. During support blocks, the technician provides Tier 2 assistance to customers and installers, remotely troubleshoots wireless devices, Bluetooth mesh networks, mobile devices, gateways, and internet connectivity, and tracks issues through resolution. The role also supports installation preparation and follow-up, maintains ticket documentation, and recommends improvements to processes, documentation, troubleshooting procedures, and product functionality. ROAR describes opportunities to advance through support tiers and potentially take on leadership in training deployment partners.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree