Field Technician - Tampa, FL

Flock•Tampa, FL

19h•Onsite

About The Position

Flock is expanding its physical camera and solar infrastructure across public and private environments. The Field Technician installs, aligns, maintains, and repairs cameras, solar panels, batteries, mounting poles, and related infrastructure to keep safety hardware operating reliably. The work includes both new site deployments and ongoing fleet maintenance, performed outdoors at customer locations in varied weather conditions. The role involves field work Monday through Friday, with dynamic schedules based on customer site needs and occasional Saturday work for travel or project completion. The posting gives two travel descriptions: up to 25% travel, typically 4–5 trips per year, and up to 50% across the region. Compensation is a base salary of $55,000–$65,000 per year, plus overtime and Flock stock options.

Requirements

Practical experience in low-voltage wiring, electrical assembly, construction, or technical field service environments.
Ability to lift equipment weighing up to 50 pounds and work outdoors independently across changing daily routes.
Ability to safely drive service vans and trucks and tow small equipment trailers on public and private roadways.
Comfort using mobile applications and basic digital tools to log service records, submit site photos, and track inventory.
Valid driver's license.

Responsibilities

Install and maintain camera systems, solar panels, batteries, and mounting poles.
Conduct site surveys with public safety partners and property owners to verify traffic control plans and permit compliance.
Prepare sites, including digging post holes, installing mounting hardware, and aligning LPR and PTZ cameras.
Diagnose and repair field hardware, software connections, and minor disruptions to private underground wiring or irrigation.
Document installations, inventory, and service records in the mobile field application, and manage local equipment shipments.
Operate power and hand tools, ladders, bucket trucks, and lifts at heights up to 30 feet.
Drive field vehicles and tow support trailers safely while following environmental and workplace safety protocols.