Airport Field Engineer – 24/7 PIDS Support (6 Months)
V2X Inc
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Job summary
V2X Inc. seeks a multi-disciplined Field Engineer to support the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's PIDS deployed at metro NY airports. The role involves integration, testing, maintenance, and support of a 24/7 surveillance system across multiple facilities in the NY/NJ region.
The candidate should be self-starting with strong written and verbal communication skills, and comfortable interfacing with computing, networks, and control applications in an operational environment.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related field.
- Minimum 2 years professional field engineering experience.
- Experience supporting logistics and warehouse activities.
- Experience troubleshooting field equipment issues.
- Experience monitoring availability and performance of subsystems.
- Proficient with Windows/Microsoft Office (Word/PowerPoint/Excel).
- Ability to obtain a SIDA badge from assigned airports.
Responsibilities
- Assist the maintenance team in troubleshooting issues with equipment in the field.
- Provide maintenance support for primary and secondary subsystems.
- Support technicians and engineering with system maintenance activities.
- Monitor availability and performance of assigned subsystems.
- Provide engineering support for new projects and design changes.
- Perform integration and test of new sensors.
- Support logistics and warehouse activities.
- Support engineering with incident analysis and bench tests.
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Job description
V2X Inc. seeks a multi-disciplined Field Engineer to support the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's PIDS deployed at metro NY airports. The role involves integration, testing, maintenance, and support of a 24/7 surveillance system across multiple facilities in the NY/NJ region.
The candidate should be self-starting with strong written and verbal communication skills, and comfortable interfacing with computing, networks, and control applications in an operational environment.
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