A3 Technology, Inc. is seeking a Weather Camera Systems Engineer to support the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the design, implementation, and sustainment of critical weather camera infrastructure across Alaska, Hawaii, and the Continental United States (CONUS). If you enjoy blending engineering expertise with hands-on fieldwork and want your work to directly improve aviation safety, this is an opportunity to make a lasting national impact.
This role combines systems engineering, field operations, and infrastructure modernization to ensure
pilots, air traffic personnel, and aviation stakeholders have access to reliable, real-time weather information. You will work at the forefront of aviation technology, helping expand and enhance the FAA’s weather camera network by designing, evaluating, and implementing state-of-the-art camera installations in some of the nation’s most challenging and remote environments.
This position is 100% on-site, located in Anchorage, Alaska. Travel to remote locations may be required.
Responsibilities:
- Provide engineering support for the FAA Weather Camera Program, supporting the design, implementation, and modernization of weather camera infrastructure.
- Develop and maintain complete Engineering Design and Installation Packages (EDIPs) for new and upgraded camera installations.
- Perform engineering analyses to ensure systems meet operational, environmental, and reliability requirements.
- Support configuration management activities to maintain system integrity throughout the project lifecycle.
- Conduct comprehensive site surveys and site evaluations to determine suitability for new weather camera installations.
- Assess existing sites for operational reliability, infrastructure condition, and upgrade potential.
- Develop detailed site survey reports documenting findings, recommendations, and implementation considerations.
- Recommend optimal site selection or relocation alternatives based on visibility, terrain, communications availability, installation cost, maintenance requirements, and long-term operational value.
- Perform field activities requiring travel to remote and geographically diverse locations throughout Alaska, Hawaii, and CONUS.
- Coordinate with FAA personnel, property owners, utilities, and other stakeholders to support project planning and execution.
- Support real estate and lease coordination activities associated with site acquisition and sustainment.
- Coordinate site implementation activities including equipment installation, testing, commissioning, and acceptance.
- Produce and maintain final project documentation, engineering drawings, and as-built records.
- Provide technical writing and documentation support for engineering packages, installation guides, and operational procedures.
Skills Required: