Lead Security Systems Technician

Active Security designs, develops, implements, and sustains advanced C5ISR and security solutions to enhance defense and mission capabilities, addressing threats across physical, electronic, cyber, and communications security for commercial and U.Government clients. Our Electronics Technicians are essential in installing, programming, maintaining, and repairing these complex systems in high-security environments, ensuring compliance with codes, client specifications, and internal standards. With a structured career path, technicians have continuous opportunities for skills development, advancing from foundational technical expertise to leadership roles. As a senior technician, the Lead Security Systems Technician is responsible for independent field operations, technical oversight, and project leadership. This role demands advanced technical expertise, as well as organizational and leadership skills to manage project sites, ensure quality, and oversee field teams. The Lead Security Systems Technician is the key technical liaison between Active Security’s project teams and clients. System Installation & Maintenance: Install, configure, and maintain complex security system components and infrastructure with minimal supervision, ensuring that systems function according to design specifications. Project Leadership: Manage site safety, quality, and schedule adherence, ensuring all activities comply with design specifications and authority requirements. Supervise and mentor teams of up to five junior and intermediate technicians, ensuring training, task completion, and alignment with project goals and standards. Technical Leadership: Perform complex troubleshooting and diagnostics, including advanced programming and system integration tasks, independently and collaboratively resolving complex issues on-site. Customer & Project Coordination: Serve as the primary on-site contact for clients and communicate effectively with project managers, engineers, and other stakeholders. Education & Skills: Graduate; completion of at least four industry certifications in electronic security and systems integration. Experience: Minimum of 5 years in electronic security, including systems integration, administration, and advanced troubleshooting, with a focus on compliance and adherence to government and independent standards. Strong commitment to ongoing education in compliance, industry advancements, complex programming, and project management practices. Travel Ability: Ability to travel to projects and stay overnight for varying lengths of time. The position requires maintaining company-issued tools, vehicles, and equipment. Government Security Clearance. Government eligibility criteria exclude individuals with felony convictions or misdemeanor convictions involving domestic violence or child endangerment. 35-48 Hourly Wage