Electronic Security Systems Integrator (EACSS Engineer)

E Logic•Shasta Lake, CA

About The Position

E-Logic is seeking an Electronic Security Systems Integrator (EACSS Engineer) to support the Bureau of Reclamation's Northern California Area Office (NCAO). This role is responsible for the installation, configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting of electronic access control and surveillance systems (EACSS) across multiple dam and facility locations. The ideal candidate is a hands-on systems engineer with strong experience in security systems, networking, and field operations, capable of working independently in high-security and infrastructure environments and available to work in multiple Reclamation's Northern California Area Office (NCAO) 's facilities in California area. Key Responsibilities Maintain and support all security software, surveillance systems, and access control systems Perform scheduled and preventive maintenance per manufacturer recommendations Conduct quarterly system functionality checks (cameras, alarms, sensors, barriers) Manage system backups, log cleanup, updates, and performance monitoring Generate system performance and alarm reports Install, configure, upgrade, and patch security systems and related software Provide technical guidance on system administration and infrastructure Maintain servers, workstations, and integrated security platforms Develop and maintain system maps, analytics, and dashboards Diagnose and resolve hardware, software, and network issues Perform corrective maintenance and system repairs Provide recommendations for system improvements and spare parts inventory Ensure timely resolution of issues within defined SLAs Respond to critical system failures within required timeframes (on-site response required) Support after-hours emergency callouts when necessary Document incidents, actions taken, and resolution timelines Provide end-user training on system operations (badge access, monitoring, video review) Develop and maintain Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Support integration of AI capabilities into surveillance operations

Requirements

Experience with electronic access control systems and video surveillance systems
Hands-on experience with networking, system integration, and troubleshooting
Experience working in field environments or critical infrastructure settings
Security systems platforms (e.g., AMAG Symmetry, CompleteView )
Networking fundamentals (IP-based systems, servers, workstations)
System installation, maintenance, and diagnostics
Knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks (NIST, RMF, FISMA preferred)
AMAG Symmetry Access Control Certification
Symmetry End User/System Manager Training

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of cybersecurity frameworks (NIST, RMF, FISMA preferred)

Responsibilities

Maintain and support all security software, surveillance systems, and access control systems
Perform scheduled and preventive maintenance per manufacturer recommendations
Conduct quarterly system functionality checks (cameras, alarms, sensors, barriers)
Manage system backups, log cleanup, updates, and performance monitoring
Generate system performance and alarm reports
Install, configure, upgrade, and patch security systems and related software
Provide technical guidance on system administration and infrastructure
Maintain servers, workstations, and integrated security platforms
Develop and maintain system maps, analytics, and dashboards
Diagnose and resolve hardware, software, and network issues
Perform corrective maintenance and system repairs
Provide recommendations for system improvements and spare parts inventory
Ensure timely resolution of issues within defined SLAs
Respond to critical system failures within required timeframes (on-site response required)
Support after-hours emergency callouts when necessary
Document incidents, actions taken, and resolution timelines
Provide end-user training on system operations (badge access, monitoring, video review)
Develop and maintain Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Support integration of AI capabilities into surveillance operations