Seasonal Installation Technician

Who we are:

Who we are:

We are a bunch of people who really care about agriculture, food and the challenges facing farming. We want to help farmers with data driven decision making to help nature feed a growing population. Join our team of expert engineers, agronomists, entomologists, crop researchers, and data scientists who are continually conducting research to help drive innovation in agriculture.

Semios is a market leader in leveraging the internet-of-things (IoT) and big data to improve the sustainability and profitability of specialty crops. With 500 million data points being reported by our sensors every day, we leverage our big data analytics, such as in-depth pest and disease modeling, to empower tree fruit and tree nut growers with decision-making tools to minimise resources and risks.

One of our partners produced this short video which shows what we do and our positive environmental impact.

We know our journey is only achievable by having a great team who shares ideas, tries new things and learns as we go.

The Seasonal Installation Technician assists with the installation, servicing, and maintenance of Semios devices at customer sites. This seasonal role supports field operations during peak deployment months (approx. January through May) and plays a key role in ensuring accurate installation, equipment performance, and customer satisfaction.

• Install Semios network equipment, including dispensers, insect camera traps, weather stations, gateways, leaf-wetness sensors, and soil moisture sensors.
• Perform field repairs and troubleshooting using the Service and Installation app.
• Service traps regularly, replacing lures and liners as needed to ensure accuracy and functionality.
• Conduct routine maintenance and calibration on field sensors and equipment.
• Operate company ATVs in agricultural environments.
• Safely operate hand tools and power tools.
• Complete required documentation and updates in field apps and systems.
• Communicate equipment issues or site updates to supervisors.
• Assist in equipment preparation, loading, and post-fieldwork tasks as assigned.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Minimum of 1 year of relevant work experience.
• Valid driver’s license.

• Basic mechanical and technical aptitude.
• Ability to work outdoors for long hours in varied weather conditions.
• Ability to safely operate ATVs in agricultural settings.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to follow installation workflows and troubleshooting procedures.
• Ability to manage tasks across large field areas.

• Experience in agriculture, irrigation, or field service roles.
• Experience with IoT hardware or sensor-based systems.
• Familiarity with mobile field apps or digital work order systems.

• Field Operations Lead / Supervisor – Direction, scheduling, and field task prioritization.
• Warehouse Technicians – Parts pickup, equipment preparation, and inventory coordination.

• Navigating difficult terrain, weather patterns, and field conditions.
• Troubleshooting equipment in real-time.
• Managing multiple installations and service calls during peak season.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to stand, walk, bend, reach, and lift or move objects up to 60 pounds. The role may require the use of hand tools, field equipment, or technology devices and is frequently exposed to mechanical parts. Specific vision abilities include close vision, distance vision, colour vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.

The employee must also be able to work in various outdoor conditions, such as exposure to various weather conditions (including extreme heat or cold), uneven terrain, fumes or airborne particles, risk of outdoor pests, and prolonged standing or walking. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate to loud. Operating ATVs and trucks requires sufficient vision, balance, and hand-eye coordination to drive safely in variable conditions, including uneven or sloped terrain.

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