Field Operations Technician

Role Overview

The Field Operations Technician is responsible for executing on‑site installations, maintenance, and support of Gridware’s advanced sensing systems. This role involves working closely with utility partners, troubleshooting technical issues, and ensuring high‑quality installations that meet safety and performance standards.

(Mo-Sat 12h/day).

Location:

This role will be based in the Boulder/Denver, CO area, but will require some travel around the Denver area.

Training

Start Date:

6/29 - 7/3 in Richmond, CA. All travel, food and accommodations are covered.

Work in Boulder/Denver, CO starts 7/6- 12 hr shifts, Monday
- Saturday. We will rotate people out for proper rest days.

Part Time W-2 Seasonal Work with Overtime after 40 hours a week. Hourly: $30 Overtime: $45. We expect work to wrap up by Labor Day (Early September).

• Planning and overseeing the installation of devices on electric poles in remote areas, ensuring adherence to project timelines, specifications, safety standards, and local permits.
• Working closely with line crews to provide clear instructions, guidance, troubleshooting, and supervision during the installation process.
• Acting as a liaison between Gridware and utility companies, local authorities, and community members, to facilitate communication and build positive relationships.
• Utilizing internal tools to maintain accurate records of installation activities, including site conditions, issues encountered, and corrective actions taken.
• Conducting site assessments and verify readiness for installation, addressing any technical challenges encountered during setup.

• 1-3 years of experience in field installation, technical support, or a related role.
• High school diploma or equivalent; additional technical certifications are a plus.
• Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.
• Ability to provide clear direction and effectively oversee contractors and line crew personnel.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate professionally with cross‑functional teams, crew members, and utility customers.
• Ability to work independently in the field and adapt to dynamic and changing environments.
• Strong proficiency in spoken & written English.

• Willingness to travel 85% or more.
• Flexibility and willingness to work a sprint schedule (example: 4 weeks onsite, 2 weeks off) as needed.
• Ability to work, and hike, outdoors in all weather conditions; including but not limited to snow, rain and varying temperatures.

• Knowledge of utility infrastructure, installation techniques, and safety regulations
• Proficiency in using GPS/GIS mapping tools or other outdoor mapping platforms
• Experience working with or as utility contractors, particularly pole inspection companies