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CCTV and Security Cameras

IT Infrastructure and Networking

CCTV (closed-circuit television) and security cameras are surveillance systems used to monitor and record activity in homes, businesses, and public spaces for safety and crime deterrence. Installers and security professionals configure cameras, DVRs/NVRs, and monitoring software to provide live feeds, motion detection alerts, and recorded footage for later review. Skills in this area include camera placement, wiring, network configuration, and familiarity with brands like Hikvision, Ring, or Axis.

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Open roles requiring CCTV and Security Cameras (2)

Live Events Technical Manager (Live Studio Production & Broadcast - Sports & Entertainment)

Warner Bros. Discovery

Atlanta, GA

This role manages technical operations for live sports and entertainment broadcasts at a major media company, coordinating between production, engineering, and operations teams to ensure flawless execution. It suits experienced television professionals who thrive in high-pressure live environments and excel at cross-functional communication.

Listed on Warner Bros. Discovery’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Senior Electrical Engineer

Agility Robotics

Full-time · Fremont, CA · $174,000 – $226,000

This role designs and develops electrical systems for next-generation humanoid robots deployed in industrial settings. You'll own PCB schematics and layout oversight, component selection, and bring-up of embedded control and power systems while collaborating across mechanical and firmware teams.

Listed on Agility Robotics’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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