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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Building Systems & Network Technology Technician - **Company:** TDG FACILITIES, LLC - **Location:** Sharonville, OH, United States - **Salary:** $54,080 - $66,560 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Computer Networks, Desktop Computing, Ethernet, IP Addressing, Mobile Application Software, Network Troubleshooting, IP Cameras, Network Architecture, Networking Basics, Networking Cables, Diagnostic Tools, Computer Network Technologies, DOORS (Software), Connectivity Problems, Hardware Testing, Process Control Systems, Cisco - **Published:** November 12, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/04f30568-af5d-4307-b9a5-4e75f1f98baa ## About the Role You don\'t need to come from a traditional building maintenance background. If you\'re technically capable, mechanically inclined, and interested in expanding your skills into smart building systems, this could be a great next step in your career., We welcome candidates with experience in ANY ONE of the following areas: * IT support, desktop support, or technical help desk * Computer networking or network infrastructure * Network cabling, structured cabling, or telecommunications * IT field service or technology installation * Security cameras, CCTV, or surveillance systems * Electronic access control or security systems * Low-voltage electrical or electronic systems * Building automation or HVAC controls * Commercial electrical or industrial controls * Commercial building maintenance or technical service You do not need experience in every area listed. We recognize that many of the technical skills used in IT, networking, electronics, and building systems are transferable. PREFERRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE * Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities. * Familiarity with basic networking concepts, including IP addresses, Ethernet, switches, and device connectivity. * Experience with cabling, terminations, testing, or electronic equipment installation. * Comfortable working with computers, software interfaces, and mobile applications. * Ability to read technical documentation, wiring diagrams, or basic schematics. * Familiarity with multimeters, cable testers, and other diagnostic tools. * Basic understanding of electrical and low-voltage systems, or a willingness to learn. * Mechanical aptitude and an interest in working with physical equipment. * Ability to work independently and manage assigned service calls. * Strong customer-service and communication skills. * Valid driver\'s license and acceptable driving record. * Ability to safely perform the physical requirements of field installation and maintenance work. Certifications are a plus but not required. Relevant training or certifications in CompTIA A+, Network+, Cisco, structured cabling, security systems, access control, or building automation are welcome. ## Description IT Support Networking Low Voltage Security Access Control Smart Building Technology, As a Mobile Building Systems & Network Technology Technician, you\'ll help install, troubleshoot, maintain, and support the connected technologies that keep commercial buildings operating. Your work may include troubleshooting network-connected security cameras, installing structured cabling, diagnosing access control devices, resolving communication problems, or supporting building automation systems. You\'ll also gain exposure to commercial doors, electronic hardware, building controls, and general facility systems. This is a hands-on field position, not a traditional desk-based IT help desk role. You\'ll work directly with equipment, technology, and customers at commercial facilities throughout the region. If you enjoy solving technical problems, working independently, and seeing the results of your work, we\'d like to talk with you., Your responsibilities will include a combination of IT-related infrastructure, low-voltage technology, and commercial building systems. Networking, Connectivity & Low-Voltage Technology * Install, troubleshoot, and maintain low-voltage cabling, connections, and devices. * Support network-connected building equipment, including IP cameras, access control devices, controllers, and communication systems. * Troubleshoot basic network connectivity, device communication, and configuration issues. * Work with Ethernet, structured cabling, switches, PoE devices, and related infrastructure. * Test cables, connections, power supplies, and communication pathways. * Assist with technology upgrades, device replacements, and new equipment installations. Security, Access Control & Smart Building Systems * Install and troubleshoot electronic access control systems, card readers, electronic locks, and door controllers. * Support CCTV, IP surveillance cameras, intercoms, and security devices. * Diagnose low-voltage power, wiring, relay, sensor, and control problems. * Assist with building automation, HVAC controls, and other connected building technologies. * Troubleshoot door operators, electric strikes, request-to-exit devices, and related hardware. * Perform inspections, preventive maintenance, and equipment testing. Field Service & Facility Technology Support * Respond to customer service requests and troubleshoot equipment problems. * Support small installation projects, system upgrades, and equipment replacements. * Assist with commercial doors, mechanical equipment, and general facility maintenance as appropriate to your training and qualifications. * Collaborate with HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and facility maintenance technicians when systems overlap. * Document service work, diagnostic findings, equipment information, and recommended repairs. * Communicate professionally with customers, team members, and service coordinators., We\'re looking for someone who is curious about technology and enjoys figuring out why something isn\'t working. You might come from an IT support environment where you\'ve diagnosed connectivity problems, a networking role where you\'ve installed equipment, or a field service position where you\'ve worked with electronic devices. What matters most is your ability to: * Troubleshoot problems logically and systematically. * Apply existing technical skills to unfamiliar equipment and systems. * Take ownership of service calls and follow through on solutions. * Learn new technologies and develop additional hands-on skills. * Communicate clearly with customers and coworkers. * Recognize when additional technical expertise is needed. * Maintain accurate service documentation. * Work safely and professionally in commercial environments. * Look beyond the immediate repair to identify opportunities for long-term reliability.