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Security Systems Engineer

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samprasoftOwings Mills (MD)

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Security Systems Engineer Enterprise Level Access Control System Administration Setup, configure, update, and troubleshoot. Focus on Lenel S2 Enterprise Level Video Management System Administration Setup, configure, update, and troubleshoot. Focus on Milestone VMS and Briefcam. Support Physical Security System’s Operations Technical support of ACS and VMS systems. Coordinate and support service calls with vendors. Technical Knowledge - System Software Experience Desired (Programming, maintenance, optimization, and support) Primary: Lenel S2 – (Enterprise wide access control system) Milestone VMS (Enterprise-wide CCTV system) Secondary: FLIR DvTEL (CCTV - This one is not as important as S2 and Milestone) Briefcam (AI CCTV Analytics system, not a prDaily Job Duties: Work with CREWS / General Services to maintain access controlled doors. Dispatch and assist service technicians. (Assist from software terminal positions, they don’t need to be physically at the doors) Monitor progress on repairs to CCTV cameras that have gone offline. Dispatch and assist security technicians. (Same as door maintenance, support from the software end.) Work with IT in certain situations to support physical security systems. Provide S2 and Milestone technical support. Support 24/7 security command centers (GSOC) in OM and COS Updating internal IT device tracking systems.

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