The Network & Camera Technician is responsible for the installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and maintenance of IP-based video surveillance systems, including Check Video, Avigilon, Milestone and Axis cameras. This role supports network connectivity, video management systems, camera deployments, and customer service activities to ensure reliable security operations.
Responsibilities
Install, program, and maintain Check Video,Avigilon, Milestone and Axis IP cameras.
Configure camera settings, video quality, recording schedules, and analytics.
Verify camera operation and perform video quality checks.
Troubleshoot video loss, image quality issues, and recording failures.
Replace and upgrade cameras, mounts, and related hardware.
Seeking motivated Fiber Optic Data Center Technicians to support large-scale data center infrastructure projects, focusing on MDF/IDF environments, fiber optic patch panels, and network connectivity.
Locations (2)
Temple, Texas, United States
Austin, Texas, United States
Compensation
The pay range for this position is $38.00 - $42.00/hr. Per Diem: $161/day (Food & Lodging) Paid 7 Days/Week Worked. Overtime: Double Time (2x Pay Rate)
Responsibilities
Install, terminate, and manage fiber optic cabling within MDF and IDF closets.
Terminate and test fiber using LC connectors.
Troubleshoot connectivity issues utilizing tools such as OTDR, VFL, Fluke testers, and other fiber testing equipment.
Verify proper fiber connectivity and ensure network links are operational.
Label and document all fiber runs accurately within asset management and infrastructure databases.
Requirements
Nice to have: MyPatch
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Access Control, Security Systems & Low Voltage Technician
The role involves installing, configuring, troubleshooting, and maintaining electronic access control systems, surveillance cameras, and low-voltage infrastructure across multiple residential communities and corporate offices.
Responsibilities
Install, configure, troubleshoot, and maintain electronic access control systems, including SALTO, 2N intercoms, and similar platforms.
Program and manage key fobs, access cards, electronic locks, and user access permissions.
Troubleshoot door controllers, card readers, electric strikes, magnetic locks, and access control panels.
Diagnose and resolve issues with building entry systems, gates, intercoms, and remote access devices.
Perform preventive maintenance and periodic inspections of access control systems.
