Operational Technology Electronic Technician

Job overview

The Operational Technology Electronic Technician role is onsite in Seattle, WA. Compensation is not specified in the posting. The position supports the Port of Seattle’s airport operations, including aviation, passenger processing, and airport security systems. The technician maintains and secures operational technology systems at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, diagnosing and repairing issues across field hardware, operating systems, and network communications. This work helps keep critical airport services safe, secure, and reliable in a 24/7 operating environment.

What you'll do

• Maintain and administer operational technology systems for aviation and passenger operations, security and life safety, facilities, revenue, networking, and computing
• troubleshoot and repair system issues
• perform preventative maintenance and software configurations
• deploy network patching
• oversee information security controls
• coordinate with Port ICT and Information Security, vendors, unions, airlines, tenants, and the public.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

operational technology electronic technician

seattle wa

port of seattle

airport technology

electronics

operational technology

troubleshooting

network infrastructure

cybersecurity

airport security

seattle-tacoma international airport

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Medical, dental, and vision care
• paid vacation and sick leave
• holidays
• pension and savings plans
• subsidized parking or transit
• parental leave
• tuition reimbursement and training.

Why this role

Supports mission-critical airport technology, including airfield sensors, passenger systems, security systems, SCADA, servers, and network infrastructure; schedule is normally Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., with assigned shifts, weekends, holidays, or emergency work possible.

About the employer

Port of Seattle is hiring for this role. Industry: Port and Harbor Operations. Sector: 48.