Position Location: Downtown Milwaukee, WI or Franklin, WI

Position Hours: Vary - will be required to be flexible on occasion.

BASIC FUNCTION: Tests, installs, maintains and repairs the electronic security and surveillance system, automation system and life safety systems for the building complex to ensure the security and safety of personnel and property. Writes and enters programs for the building automation control systems. Works on special projects as requested from design through installation, researching best practices while incorporating safety and regulatory issues involving building automation, life safety and security systems. Responsible for scheduling, collaboration and supervising service contractors and expediting progress and completion of projects.

QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must successfully complete and pass any required testing. Associates Degree in Electronics with a minimum of three years of experience with installation, programming and maintenance of building automation systems (preferably Honeywell and Johnson Controls) or an equivalent combination of education and experience required. NICET Certification in Fire Alarm Systems Level 1 required; Level 2 preferred and required to be obtained within 2 years of employment. Ability to read building blueprints is critical, along with advanced knowledge of relevant state and local building codes and standards. Must be able to work with minimal supervision and have a proven track record of effective independent decision-making. Excellent analytical and problem solving skills are required. Responsiveness to customer requests and effective communication are necessary. Excellent documentation skills are required. Strong customer focus, initiative, accuracy and problem solving skills; effective organizational and communication skills along with the ability to work independently or as part of a team and to adapt to changing priorities; a track record of consistently good attendance. Member of the Emergency Response Team (ERT), must maintain CPR/1^st Aid/AED (defibrillator) certification; may be obtained within first 6 months on the job. Must have a working knowledge of the hardware and software components of a PC, as well as basic data networking concepts. Must be able to demonstrate proficiency in common PC functions and applications, such as Microsoft Windows file systems, Outlook, Office, Internet Explorer, etc. Ability to work at heights, on ladders, scaffolding and lifts. Must be able to lift up to 40 pounds on a regular basis and walk and stand for prolonged periods. Must be able to work overtime when required.