Systems Integration Technician

PLC Group, founded in 2014, is dedicated to providing critical facilities with real-time, reliable, and actionable insights. Originating from experts in Telecom, Data Centres, and Critical Facilities Management, the company addresses the challenges operators face due to limited visibility and connectivity issues. Our mission is to unify critical facility systems worldwide, empowering organizations with actionable intelligence. Today, Tier-1 telecom operators across North America, Europe, and Asia depend on our technology to maintain peak infrastructure performance. In Canada, we are the exclusive value-added reseller for AIRSYS cooling solutions, enhancing our end-to-end reliability offerings. With over 10,000 deployments of our Remote Monitoring & Control (RMC) solution globally, we continuously refine our understanding of diverse operational environments, from urban networks to remote locations. PLC Group thrives on transforming complexity into clarity and turning data into actionable outcomes.

Key Responsibilities
- Electrical & Hardware Assembly: Prepare, assemble, and route cable harnesses; perform electrical wiring and connections according to technical schematics.
- Testing & Diagnostics: Conduct continuity tests, measure voltage and current using multimeters, and perform comprehensive end-to-end input/output verification.
- Network & Controller Setup: Carry out basic programming tasks, configure local controllers, and execute network diagnostics such as ping and latency tests to ensure stable communication.
- Schematic Interpretation: Read and analyze basic electrical wiring diagrams and system schematics to guide assembly and troubleshooting.
- Troubleshooting: Identify, isolate, and resolve electrical, electronic, and connection faults during assembly and testing phases.

Required Qualifications
- Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Mechatronics, Computer Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
- Fresh graduates with strong practical project experience are encouraged to apply.
- Fundamental understanding of electrical and electronic principles.
- Familiarity with multimeters and basic diagnostic tools.
- Basic knowledge of networking concepts including IP connectivity, latency, and ping testing.
- Experience or familiarity with basic controller or microcontroller configuration.
- Strong practical problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and a proactive attitude toward learning new technologies.

This role is ideal for individuals early in their careers or recent graduates seeking hands-on experience in systems integration, control systems, and troubleshooting within critical infrastructure environments. The position offers valuable exposure to hardware assembly, system configuration, and diagnostics, fostering professional growth in a dynamic and innovative company.