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Lead Field Technician

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insight globalSavannah (GA)

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Senior

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$33-42/hr

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Position: Field TechnicianLocations: Traveling - Must be within an hour of one of the following Major airports in the central or mid-west US: (Examples) Salt Lake City, UTPhoenix, AZLas Vegas, NVDenver, CODFW, TXChicago, ILMinneapolis, MN Hourly rate: $33-42/hr (guaranteed overtime)significant opportunities for overtime, paid travel and per diemMust-haves 4+ years of experience in systems repair, maintenance, and installationBachelor's Degree OR 15+ years of equitable experienceTelecom cabling, electrical, mechanical, or construction-related projectsNetworking experience, network switches, servers, large scale deployments experience, servers & server roomsAbility to travel up to 95%Short notice domestic and occasional international travelEligibility for FAA and government security clearancePlusses: Familiar with ATC systemsVoIP systems experienceDay-to-DayInsight Global is seeking to hire a Field Service Technician to provide technical oversight in the deployment, installation, and maintenance of advanced Air Traffic Control (ATC) systems across customer sites nationwide. This hands-on role involves conducting system surveys, diagnosing, and repairing technical issues, and ensuring all equipment meets strict performance standards. Technicians will collaborate directly with contracting partners and clients, representing the company in a highly visible support role to drive customer satisfaction. Candidates must be located within an hour of a major U.S. commercial airport and be willing to travel up to 95% of the time, including evenings, weekends, and holidays. The ideal candidate will bring at least four years of experience in system installation and repair—especially in telecom, electrical, or mechanical environments—with a strong grasp of IP networking and RF principles. U.S. Persons capable of obtaining FAA and government security clearance are strongly preferred due to the sensitive nature of the systems supported.

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