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Eland Engineering, a GAI Consultants company, is seeking two full-time ITS Technicians to perform a variety of tasks in central Florida. Responsibilities include installing cameras, detectors, fiber optic cabling, and related ITS field devices, and testing to ensure proper operation.
Candidates should have 2–4 years of related experience, a high school diploma, basic computer and networking skills, and a valid Driver's License; MOT certification and fiber optic fusion splicing are a plus.
Eland Engineering, a GAI Consultants company, is a Florida-based Engineering and Maintenance Services firm. We are looking for 2 full-time ITS Technicians to perform a variety of tasks in central Florida.
Eland Engineering, a GAI Company, offers an exceptional place to do meaningful work, grow your career, and make a real impact in the field of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). Here, you'll join a collaborative, multidisciplinary team delivering smart, technology-driven solutions that improve mobility, safety, and connectivity in communities nationwide. From concept through implementation, you'll help solve complex transportation challenges alongside professionals who value innovation, shared ideas, and collective success.
At Eland, culture and growth go hand-in-hand. You'll be supported by a team-driven environment rooted in integrity, respect, and continuous improvement, with opportunities for mentorship, skill development, and leadership. You'll also benefit from comprehensive benefits, wellness programs, and employee discounts. As part of GAI, Eland offers the teamwork and client focus of a regional firm, supported by the stability, resources, and career-development opportunities of an established and growing firm.
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High School of Diploma (required)
2 - 4 years: Related Experience (required)
Driver's License (required)
Maintenance of Traffic (required)
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