AgTech Regional Camera Systems Specialist

Cattle Care; Torreón; Híbrido; MXN 482.000 - 964.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Travel reimbursement

Tool allowance

Flight & hotel coverage

Descripción de la vacante

Cattle Care is seeking an experienced AgTech Regional Camera Systems Specialist based in Torreón, Mexico. This 1099 contractor role combines remote camera-system support with on-site installation and service at Mexico dairies. You must be fluent in Spanish and English and able to travel as needed.

The position emphasizes autonomous work after onboarding, with 70% remote duties and 30% field work. A reliable vehicle and local residency are required.

Formación

• 3+ years installing and troubleshooting commercial IP camera systems in industrial, commercial, or agricultural settings.
• Remote troubleshooting via SSH, TeamViewer, AnyDesk.
• Networking: TCP/IP, VLANs, PoE, and Ubiquiti or equivalent wireless.
• Linux: Debian installation, configuration, and day-to-day SSH work.
• Cabling: Cat6 termination, testing, and labeling in dirty or agricultural conditions.
• Residence in Torreón, Mexico.
• Language: Spanish and English both required.
• Farm conversations in Spanish; tickets and documentation in English.

Responsabilidades

• Remote camera-system monitoring, ticketing, and diagnostics across Mexico operations.
• On-site field installs: hang cameras, run Cat6, set up PoE and Linux-based recording servers.
• Provide bilingual support to farm personnel and internal teams.

Conocimientos

IP camera installation

Remote troubleshooting

Spanish language

English language

TCP/IP networking

Linux (Debian)

Cat6 cabling

Field service

Bilingual communication

Ubiquiti wireless

Herramientas

Zabbix

SSH

TeamViewer

AnyDesk

Unifi

Reolink

Debian

Descripción del empleo

About Us

We're an AI software-as-a-service company providing operational camera monitoring solutions for dairy farms. Our IP camera systems help dairy operations improve their operational visibility and efficiency through intelligent monitoring technology. We support over 170 dairy farms and are expanding across North America, including a growing Mexico site list.

**You MUST be located in or near the Torreón Mexico area, or have a reliable car for travel nearby - all other applications will be rejected***

Position Overview

We're seeking an expert AgTech Regional Camera Systems Specialist based in Torreón Mexico who can do both sides of the work: remote camera-system support most days, and on-farm install and service when a Mexico site needs hands on the parlor. This is a 1099 contractor seat, and not an entry-level posting. We need someone who has performed installs with IP cameras and already troubleshoots over SSH, and who can do both in Spanish on the farm and in English with the company team.

Home base is Mexico (Torreón). Most weeks are about 70% remote and 30% field. Field share rises when a Mexico install or service wave is booked.

What You'll Do

Remote Camera Systems

Mexico ticket ownership: Monitor Zabbix and the Mexico queue every work day. Same-day first action on camera offline, system offline, quality, and cloud sync. Commissioning: When a Mexico server comes online, begin Configuration Setup immediately — Zabbix host, Azure sync, Processing handoff, and an English ticket record. Remote diagnostics: Troubleshoot via SSH (preferred), TeamViewer / AnyDesk, UniFi, and on-server video paths. Keep ticketing system current: what was checked, found, done, and the next step. Farm contact: Call Mexico farms in Spanish. Write tickets and chat in English so the US team can continue the work without a translator.

Field Installation & Service

On-site installs: Hang UniFi Protect and Reolink cameras, pull Cat6, stand up PoE switching and Linux/Debian recording servers, and add Ubiquiti wireless (APs, Nanobeams) where wired runs are not feasible. Service and QC: Perform work that cannot be finished remotely — ladder work, aim/quality, cable, weatherproofing, swaps, and server hands-on. Verify cameras online and recording before leaving. Assessments and demos: When assigned, walk the site, photograph, and leave a draft layout. Do not invent a new product standard or promise extra cameras on site. Travel & Independent Execution Mexico travel: Drive or take a domestic flight as assigned. Flights, hotels, and meals for approved trips are covered. No self-dispatch into the US. Tools and kit: Maintain professional low-voltage tools and a Mexico baseload kit. Report shortages before they block an install. Independent execution: Work without an on-site supervisor after onboarding to company protocols, documentation, and biosecurity.

What We're Looking For

Essential Technical Qualifications

Professional experience: 3+ years installing and troubleshooting commercial IP camera systems in industrial, commercial, or agricultural settings — no exceptions. Remote troubleshooting: Comfortable owning tickets over SSH / TeamViewer, not only hanging cameras. Networking: TCP/IP, VLANs, PoE, and Ubiquiti or equivalent wireless. Linux proficiency: Debian installation, configuration, and day-to-day SSH work sufficient for on-site servers. Cabling expertise: Cat6 termination, testing, and labeling in dirty or agricultural conditions. Geographic requirement: Residence in Mexico (Torreón). Language requirement: Spanish and English both required. Farm conversations in Spanish; tickets, Chat, and documentation in English.

Equipment & Transportation

Valid driver's license and reliable personal vehicle suitable for dairy roads. Professional tools: Low-voltage installation tools and equipment. Travel readiness: Valid documents for assigned Mexico travel; overnight trips as scheduled. Professional Skills Independent work: Ability to work autonomously after onboarding to company protocols. Bilingual communication: Clear Spanish with farm personnel; clear English for the internal team daily operations. Commitment to quality: First-visit workmanship, photos on field days, and no undocumented “I’ll write it up later”.

Preferred Qualifications

Monitoring: Zabbix or similar host monitoring — add/update hosts at commissioning. Agricultural experience: Prior dairy, feed-center, or similar farm install work. Credentials: Network+ / A+, BICSI, NICET, or equivalent.

Why This Role is Unique

Own a Region — Not a Queue

You are Cattle Care’s Mexico owner for camera systems: remote tickets most days, and the person who goes to the parlor when needed.

Hybrid Work About 70% remote support from your Mexico home base and 30% on-farm install and service. Field days rise for an install wave; this is not a full-time road seat and not a desk-only remote bench. High-Impact, Bilingual Work Your work is visible the same day — cameras online, recording, and documented in English so the US remote and field teams can continue without a translator.

Compensation & Benefits

1099 contractor: Mexico-based independent contractor. Rate discussed during the interview and set in the engagement agreement. Professional development: Work the full Mexico stack — field install plus remote commissioning, Zabbix, and farm communication.

Travel & Equipment Benefits

Approved travel covered: Flights, hotels, and meals for assigned Mexico trips. Mileage reimbursement: Approved business driving, tracked and reported by the contractor. Tool allowance: Per company policy, to maintain professional-grade equipment.

Schedule & Work Environment

Schedule: Monday–Friday, aligned with US IT Ops hours as far as Mexico local time allows (Central Time). Work balance: About 70% remote ticket work and commissioning; 30% field installs and service at Mexico dairies. Field days: Typically 8–12 hours; finish the English record (photos, ticket, Chat, vault) before the day is done.

Application Process

Only experienced professionals who already install commercial cameras and already troubleshoot remote should apply. We aim to respond quickly to qualified applicants.

Equal Opportunity Employer | Agricultural Technology | Mexico Field & Remote Contractor