Regional Deployment Manager

SAIC

2d•$40,001 - $80,000•Hybrid

About The Position

SAIC is looking for an experienced, energetic and motivated Regional Deployment Manager in the San Diego OR Tucson area to join our Land Border Integration team supporting a DHS program. As a Regional Deployment Manager working for SAIC, you will have a fast moving, challenging, and highly rewarding position installing IT infrastructure on our nation's Northern and Southern borders to support Customs and Border Protection. Travel Requirements: This position requires travel at least 50% of the time to either the Southern or Northern US borders. Living within one hour of a major International Airport is preferred to ease travel requirements. Surge Support of Break-Fix Tickets in your home area will be requested while in-between deployments.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree and 5 years of experience, or equivalent education and experience.
5 years of experience as a Deployment Manager or similar role.
Must be a U.S. Citizen with the ability to obtain a CBP Public Trust clearance.
Must be currently residing in the San Diego, CA or Tucson, AZ area.
Understanding of basic construction techniques involving inside/outside plant cabling and the ability to read construction documents.
Solid understanding of basic Project Management principles.
Good time-management skills.
Great interpersonal and communication skills.
Accustomed to using mobile tools and applications.
Understands basic electrical wiring principles (low voltage only).
Technically proficient with signal cabling such as CAT 6 and coaxial to include testing and termination.
Knowledgeable with Fiber cabling such as Single-mode and Multi-mode Fiber to include testing and mechanical termination.
Experience with LED video displays and digital billboards.
Management experience with subcontractors.

Responsibilities

Manage and perform equipment installations at Land Ports of Entry, Airports, and Border Patrol locations.
Manage electrical contractors to support inside/outside plant site modifications.
Track and document the progression of the work.
Perform routine maintenance and inspections at Ports of Entry on deployed equipment, including but not limited to License Plate Reader (LPR) equipment, RFID, network/power, biometrics, outdoor/indoor signage, and communication devices.
Identify problems and risks during installations and create resolutions to solve difficult problems.
Maintain a high degree of technical understanding of deployed solutions.
This can include but is not limited to copper wiring solutions, fiber wiring solutions, and low-level power solutions.
Work in field environments in all-weather without on-site supervision.
Surge support for non-deployment break fix work, while not on deployments. Surge support would encompass local San Diego or Tucson Ports of Entry.
Build relationships and trust with Customs and Border Protection officers and Border Patrol Agents at work locations.
Adhere to safety protocols such as OSHA and local regulations while performing maintenance and repair tasks at Ports of Entry.
Adhere to all IT Security, physical security, and operations security policies.