Traffic Electronics Specialist I or II

City of Provo•Provo, UT

1d•$30 - $49

About The Position

Provo City is hiring a Traffic Electronics Specialist I or II to provide skilled technical work installing, maintaining, programming, and repairing electronic equipment associated with traffic signals and control systems. The role is distinguished by the required level of expertise and certification. The specialist designs, builds, installs, and calibrates traffic electronics and systems, troubleshoots and repairs equipment, inspects facilities and networks, configures hardware and software, and performs preventive maintenance. The position also coordinates projects and scheduled repairs, works with outside groups, supports staff, and maintains safe work sites. The role requires an equivalent of a two-year degree in electronics, telecommunications, networking, or a related field; two years of relevant experience; and a valid, lawful driver license. Certification requirements vary by level. Applicants selected for hire must pass a drug screen and criminal background check.

Requirements

Equivalent to a two-year degree in electronics, telecommunications, networking, or a related field.
Two years of experience installing, maintaining, and repairing relevant electronic systems.
A valid, lawful Driver License.
For Electronics Specialist I: obtain IMSA Traffic Signal Technician Level I Certification within one year of employment.
For Electronics Specialist II: IMSA Traffic Signal Technician Level I Certification is required; obtain Level II and Level III certification within one year of employment.
If selected for hire, successfully pass a drug screen and criminal background check.

Responsibilities

Design, build, install, and calibrate traffic electronics, including signal controllers, ramp meters, lighting, alarms, cameras, message boards, telecommunications, and traffic management systems.
Troubleshoot and repair traffic control systems and equipment.
Assemble, fabricate, and repair structures and equipment using verbal instructions, blueprints, and working drawings.
Inspect facilities, equipment, systems, and networks for safe operation, proper function, and quality.
Install and configure parts, equipment, wiring, hardware, and software.
Diagnose system and network problems, identify root causes, make adjustments, and escalate issues requiring additional support.
Perform preventive maintenance and coordinate scheduled repairs.
Update device and process configurations to improve efficiency and performance.
Coordinate projects, work with outside groups, and support other staff as needed.
Maintain a safe work site for personnel and equipment.
Perform other related duties as assigned.