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About CNC Technologies CNC Technologies is an aviation-technology and wireless-communications company servinglaw enforcement, government, and military clients. With decades of experience deploying local, nationaland global communications networks, we provide custom aerial-surveillance, data-transmission, reconnaissance, and counter-terrorism solutions. Our mission-suite systems are fully tailored to each client's operational needs and supported by 24/7 service and support.
About the Role: Field Technician (Remote) We'reseeking a skilled Field Technician to join our team as a full-time remotespecialistcapable ofsupporting ISR mission equipment. In this role, you willbe responsible fortechnical support, troubleshooting, on-sitedeployment, andmaintainingdeep customer relations. Youwillwork closely withthe Director of Engineering, otherCNC Technical Teammembers, and clients to ensure all technical issues are resolvedquickly, efficiently, and appropriately. Traveltoassetlocation todeploy, maintain, and support aerial-surveillance systems incustomeraircraftperassigned region. Provide technical troubleshooting and remote support, whenrequired Aviationbackground, which mayincludebutisnot limitedto:avionicsinstaller, A&P, avionics troubleshooter, ormilitary equivalent Abilityto self-motivate andwork independently, remotely, and self-sufficiently IT/Networking Technical support experience Why Join CNC Technologies Become part of a dynamic team at the forefront of aviation andwireless-communicationsinnovation. We offer competitive compensation, opportunities for growth, and the chance to support mission-critical systems that enhance safety and operational effectiveness.

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