Job Description: Completed technical education in Electro-Electronics, Electronics, Electrotechnics, Automation, or related fields; Bachelor’s degree (Technologist or Engineer) in Electro-Electronics or Automation is desirable; Prior experience in supervision or leadership of maintenance teams; Experience working with highway concessionaires or in environments involving critical infrastructure systems is highly desirable; Experience with automation systems, communication systems, and field equipment; Proficiency in reading and interpreting engineering drawings, electrical diagrams, and technical manuals; Knowledge of control systems, industrial networks, and communication protocols; Proficiency in using maintenance management software (CMMS); Basic understanding of project management and performance indicators; Willingness to travel. Supervise, coordinate, and support electro-electronic maintenance activities for the highway’s operational assets, ensuring the availability, reliability, and performance of systems and equipment essential to operations, road safety, and user service. Manage technical teams, ensuring compliance with standards, deadlines, quality requirements, and regulatory obligations. Key Responsibilities: * Coordinate teams of electro-electronic maintenance technicians (Levels I, II, and III), assigning tasks, monitoring performance, and ensuring adherence to deadlines and priorities; * Monitor and validate preventive, corrective, and predictive maintenance activities on systems including: Variable Message Signs (VMS); Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) systems; Traffic controllers and traffic signals; Weighbridges and weighing systems; Toll collection equipment; Communication and automation systems; Sensors and electronic instruments installed along the highway; * Plan maintenance routines and develop monthly/semi-annual schedules; * Track maintenance KPIs (MTBF, MTTR, availability, critical failures, backlog); * Ensure execution of the maintenance plan aligned with industry best practices and technical standards; * Assess needs for system/equipment upgrades, replacements, and modernization; * Train, guide, and provide technical development for team members; * Evaluate team performance and drive continuous improvement; * Ensure compliance with occupational health and safety regulations and internal policies; * Manage inventories of spare parts, components, and tools; * Request material purchases and perform technical acceptance of deliveries; * Monitor supplier contracts, service providers, and technology companies to ensure quality and timeliness; * Review technical reports, work orders, and inspection reports issued by the team; * Maintain up-to-date records and ensure accurate data entry into maintenance management systems (CMMS); * Prepare management reports, failure analyses, and action plans; * Coordinate responses to critical failures impacting highway operations—especially those affecting safety and mobility systems; * Serve as a point of support to the Operational Control Center (OCC) during incidents involving electronic systems. Ensure rapid and effective response during emergencies. 2512170202551922408