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# Senior Technician - Technology Systems Division

- **Company:** Master Electric Co., Inc.
- **Location:** Escanaba, MI, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Coax, Bicsi
- **Published:** August 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=affc45b2b5fb3b53

## About the Role

* Valid Driver's License.
 * Ability to pass a physical exam and drug screening.
 * Strong organizational and communication skills.
 * Ability to work independently and troubleshoot in the field.

Preferred:

 * 2+ years of experience in structured cabling, low-voltage, or similar fields.
 * Manufacturer or system-specific training.
 * BICSI certification (Installer/Technician) a plus.
 * Ability to read blueprints and lead small teams.

## Description

Master Electric Inc. is seeking an experienced and motivated Senior Technician to join our Technology Systems Division. This position is ideal for someone who takes pride in delivering high-quality installations, communicates well with customers, and enjoys working on a variety of low-voltage systems.
Structured Cabling:

 * Install and test coaxial, CatSe, Cat6, Cat6a, and fiber optic cabling.
 * Perform terminations, labeling, certification, and troubleshooting.

Security & Life Safety Systems:

 * Install and test public address systems, intercoms, cameras, and access control.
 * Set up and configure related networked devices.

Audio/Video Systems:

 * Install and test AV cabling, displays, speakers, projectors, and control systems.

Professional Expectations:

 * Represent Master Electric Inc. professionally on job sites.
 * Communicate effectively with customers, project managers, and team members.
 * Maintain a clean and safe work environment.


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