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Engineering Technician

We are seeking an Engineering Technician with strong automotive/electrical experience to install and support two-way radios and related equipment across a large fleet of vehicles and heavy equipment in Colorado.

This role is highly field-based, hands-on, and independent. You will travel to various service centers, plants, and field locations to perform installs and eventually basic troubleshooting.

• Install two-way radios (e.g., Client or similar) into a wide variety of vehicles:
  • Light-duty trucks (e.g., F-150, F-350)
  • Medium/heavy-duty trucks and freightliners
  • Utility and specialty equipment (tuggers, cable-pulling vehicles, snowcats, Polaris Rangers, loaders, scrapers, etc.)
  • Work in fleet garages, service centers, and plant environments to complete installations.
• Coordinate with vehicle owners/operators at each service center to:
  • Understand how they use the vehicle
  • Determine preferred radio and antenna placement
  • Complete installs to their satisfaction
  • Use a ticketing system (Service Now) to receive assignments, plan your daily/weekly work, and document completed tasks.
  • After initial training, perform basic troubleshooting and minor programming changes (e.g., correcting IDs or truck numbers) on radios as needed.
  • Follow all safety policies and PPE requirements in garages, plants, and field environments.
  • Travel extensively across Colorado; manage your own day-to-day schedule, hotel arrangements, and expense reporting in line with company policy.

• Automotive / vehicle electrical experience, such as:
  • Working with 12V and/or 24V systems
  • Previous work as an automotive technician, fleet technician, upfitter, or similar
  • Experience with stereo or electronics installations in vehicles
• Comfortable disassembling and reassembling vehicle interiors:
  • Removing trim, interior panels, and headliners
  • Installing antennas and running cabling cleanly and safely
  • Strong mechanical aptitude and confidence using hand and power tools.
• Self-motivated, independent worker:
  • Able to manage your own workload from a ticket queue
  • Plan routes and prioritize work across multiple sites
• Solid customer service and communication skills:
  • Treat internal departments and service centers as "customers"
  • Respect that operators "live" in their vehicles and prioritize their preferences for radio placement
• Willingness and ability to:
  • Travel extensively within Colorado
  • Spend time on the road and stay in hotels as needed
  • Work safely in garages, plants, and outdoor environments.

• Previous work at:
  • Two-way radio service shops
  • Mobile electronics install environments (e.g., Best Buy mobile install, fleet upfitters, emergency vehicle builders)
• Experience installing equipment in:
  • Squad cars, fire apparatus, ambulances, utility trucks, or heavy equipment
• Familiarity with:
  • Radio programming concepts (basic understanding)
  • Service Now or similar ticketing systems.