Transportation Technology Field Technician (ITS)

Key Responsibilities: Install and configure electronic equipment onboard buses and other transportation vehicles, including cameras, MDVRs, GPS devices, routers, antennas, passenger information displays, and fare collection equipment. Perform low-voltage electrical wiring and connections, including 12V/24V systems, Ethernet, coaxial cables, and communication interfaces. Install and maintain onboard electronic systems according to technical drawings, installation procedures, and manufacturer specifications. Configure basic network parameters and communication interfaces, including IP addresses, GPS, cellular, and Wi-Fi connectivity. Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting electrical, hardware, networking, and communication issues. Conduct system testing, commissioning, and functional validation of installed equipment. Document installation activities, equipment information, test results, and maintenance records. Coordinate field activities with project managers, supervisors, and customer representatives. Ensure compliance with safety procedures and installation quality standards.

Requirements: Experience installing, maintaining, or troubleshooting electronic systems in vehicles, transportation environments, telecommunications, or related fields. Knowledge of low-voltage electrical systems, particularly 12V and 24V DC.Experience with structured cabling, wiring, connectors, and electrical installations. Basic knowledge of Ethernet networks, TCP/IP, routers, switches, and network troubleshooting. Ability to read electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical installation documents. Familiarity with electronic equipment such as IP cameras, GPS devices, routers, antennas, and communication systems. Hands-on troubleshooting skills and attention to detail. Professional English proficiency.

Nice to Have: Experience working with buses, commercial vehicles, fleet electronics, or public transportation systems. Knowledge of CAN Bus and SAE J1939 communication protocols. Experience with CAD/AVL, MDVR, video surveillance, automatic passenger counting, or fare collection systems. Technical training or certifications in electronics, automotive electronics, telecommunications, or networking. OSHA 10-Hour certification or equivalent safety training. CompTIA Network+ certification or equivalent networking knowledge.

Location: Miami, Florida, USA.Work is primarily performed at transportation maintenance facilities, bus garages, depots, and onboard vehicles. Travel to customer locations throughout the United States may be required. Work schedules may occasionally include nights and weekends, depending on project deployment requirements. The role involves hands-on field activities, including working in confined areas and handling tools and equipment. All vacancies at Grupo SONDA are open to people with disabilities.