Traffic Electronics Technician II: Keep Signals Moving

City of Baltimore; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 56,000 - 92,000; Full time

Job summary

City of Baltimore is seeking a Traffic Electronics Maintenance Technician II to install, maintain, repair and test complex traffic electronic control equipment. Position carries no supervisory duties and offers rotating shifts with call-back expectations.

Work is conducted in electronics shops and outdoors, with exposure to weather and traffic hazards. Moderate physical exertion is required for maintenance tasks.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of digital, analog and solid-state electronics.
• Knowledge of installation, operation, testing and maintenance of traffic electronic equipment.
• Skill in soldering circuit boards.
• Skill in using oscilloscopes, voltmeters and related testing equipment.
• Ability to calibrate test equipment.
• Ability to diagnose and repair computerized equipment malfunctions.
• Ability to work well with co-workers, contractors and the public.

Responsibilities

• Install, maintain, repair and test a variety of complex traffic electronic control equipment.
• Work with moderate supervision on rotating shift work and outdoor sites with weather and traffic hazards.
• Perform duties with moderate physical exertion such as bending and reaching.

Skills

Digital electronics

Analog electronics

Solid-state electronics

Soldering

Oscilloscope use

Calibrating test equipment

Troubleshooting

Interacting with contractors

Education

High school diploma or GED

Two years college in digital electronics or related field

FCC General Radiotelephone license (optional)

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Voltmeter

Test equipment

Job description

City of Baltimore is seeking a Traffic Electronics Maintenance Technician II to install, maintain, repair and test complex traffic electronic control equipment. Position carries no supervisory duties and offers rotating shifts with call-back expectations.

Work is conducted in electronics shops and outdoors, with exposure to weather and traffic hazards. Moderate physical exertion is required for maintenance tasks.