Field Technician: Solar & Camera Installations (Travel 25%)

OpenKrill; United States; Remote; USD 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock options

Overtime pay

Job summary

Flock is seeking a hands-on Field Service Technician to install and service cameras, solar panels, and associated infrastructure across diverse outdoor locations. You’ll perform site surveys, coordinate with property owners and public safety partners, and ensure safety hardware operates reliably in the field.

The role combines new deployments with ongoing maintenance, involves up to 25% travel, and requires lifting up to 50 lbs, operation of ladders and bucket trucks, and safe vehicle handling.

Qualifications

• Experience in low-voltage wiring, electrical assembly, construction or technical field service environments.
• Ability to meet physical field requirements, including lifting up to 50 lbs and working outdoors.
• Capability to drive service vans, trucks, and tow small equipment trailers safely.
• Comfort using mobile apps to log service records, capture site photos, and track inventory.
• Must possess a valid driver\'s license.

Responsibilities

• Execute physical hardware installations and maintenance across camera systems, solar panels, batteries, and mounting poles.
• Conduct site surveys with public safety partners and property owners for permits and traffic plans.
• Prepare sites including post-hole digging and mounting hardware, align LPR and PTZ cameras.
• Diagnose and repair field hardware, software connections, and minor underground wiring issues.
• Document installations, inventory logs, and service records via mobile field app; manage local shipments.

Skills

Low-voltage wiring

Electrical assembly

Construction

Technical field service

Valid driver's license

Job description

Flock is seeking a hands-on Field Service Technician to install and service cameras, solar panels, and associated infrastructure across diverse outdoor locations. You’ll perform site surveys, coordinate with property owners and public safety partners, and ensure safety hardware operates reliably in the field.

The role combines new deployments with ongoing maintenance, involves up to 25% travel, and requires lifting up to 50 lbs, operation of ladders and bucket trucks, and safe vehicle handling.