About the job
Perry Weather builds weather safety platforms used by thousands of organizations, from schools and cities to commercial sites. Based in Dallas and growing quickly, the company develops software and connected hardware that help clients respond to weather challenges in real time.
Role Overview
The Entry-Level Hardware Technician (Hardware Technician I) is often the first Perry Weather team member clients meet. This role centers on assembling, installing, and maintaining Perry Weather’s proprietary hardware at locations across the United States. Sites include schools, golf courses, athletic facilities, parks, and more.
Key Responsibilities
- Travel nationwide to install and service hardware units at client locations. About 85% of work is on-site, typically requiring travel Monday through Thursday with 2-4 nights away from home each week.
- Assemble proprietary hardware at the Dallas office (Design District), working with the manufacturing team. No prior electrical or engineering experience required, but readiness to learn new skills is important. This portion makes up roughly 15% of the role.
- Use hand tools, power tools, and electrical tools for both assembly and installation tasks.
- Work outdoors in all types of weather and at heights, including climbing ladders up to 50 feet and repeatedly lifting heavy equipment.
- Represent Perry Weather professionally on-site: communicate clearly with contacts, answer questions, and demonstrate how hardware connects to the software platform.
- Keep all tools and equipment in excellent condition (all tools are provided by Perry Weather).
- Follow documented procedures and uphold Perry Weather’s quality standards.
- Maintain a strong focus on safety by following company and site-specific safety protocols at all times.
