TSA On Call Data Collector
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- Hybrid
- Part-time
- $40,000 / year
- United States
Job highlights
- Collect data on airport security equipment.
- Requires 100% travel nationwide.
- On-call position for surge support.
- High school diploma and 2 years experience.
- Must obtain Public Trust clearance.
About the role
On-Call Data Collector - SAIC
SAIC is seeking an entry-level, part-time, on-call Data Technician for upcoming work in various locations throughout the US. This role will support operational testing of various security equipment at airports nationwide. Key responsibilities include:- Manual data collection using handheld technologies.
- Downloading data from security equipment.
- Conducting operator interviews.
- Timing of processes and procedures.
- Evaluating vendor-provided training.
- Providing daily input of activities to site leads.
- Passing through security equipment to test functionality.
Skills & topics
- Data Collector
- On-Call
- Airport Security
- Data Collection
- TSA
- SAIC
- Travel
- Public Trust
- Technician
- Casual
How to get hired
- Tailor your resume: Highlight data collection, travel experience, and any technical skills relevant to security equipment testing.
- Emphasize availability: Clearly state your willingness and ability to travel extensively and work on-call.
- Showcase reliability: Demonstrate your dependable nature and professional demeanor in past roles.
- Prepare for interviews: Be ready to discuss how you handle stressful environments and meet tight deadlines.
- Understand the role: Research SAIC and the TSA's operational testing procedures for data collectors.
Technical preparation
Familiarize yourself with basic data collection tools.,Understand airport security screening equipment functions.,Practice using mobile handheld data technology.,Prepare to document processes accurately and concisely.
Behavioral questions
How do you handle working independently on-call?,Describe your experience in high-stress environments.,How do you ensure dependability and professionalism?,How do you manage communication with a site lead?
Frequently asked questions
- What is the work arrangement for the SAIC On-Call Data Collector position?
- This is a Casual (On-Call and Temporary) position. While the job posting mentions 'Potential for Remote Work' and candidates can be located anywhere in the US, the role requires 100% travel for assignments that can last from two weeks to three months at a time. Therefore, it is not a traditional remote or hybrid role, but rather a field-based position with travel.
- What are the minimum qualifications for the SAIC On-Call Data Collector job?
- The minimum qualifications include a High School diploma with 2 years of relevant experience, or an Associate's degree with 0 years of experience. You must also be able to obtain a Public Trust clearance and possess strong written and oral communication skills. Additionally, you need to be able to present professionally, maintain dependable behavior, and be comfortable with physical demands like standing for long periods, lifting 50 pounds, and navigating tight spaces.
- How much travel is expected for the On-Call Data Collector role at SAIC?
- This position requires 100% travel. Assignments can range from two weeks to three months in duration, and you must be willing to travel to various locations throughout the United States for the duration of each assignment. Candidates should be prepared for extended periods away from home.
- What is the salary range for the On-Call Data Collector position?
- The target salary range for this position is up to $40,000 annually. This estimate is based on the typical salary range for this type of role, considering experience and other contributing factors. As it's an on-call position, actual earnings may vary based on the number of assignments worked.
- What kind of clearance is required for the SAIC Data Technician role?
- The minimum clearance required is None, but candidates must be able to obtain a Public Trust clearance. This is a common requirement for positions that involve access to sensitive information or systems within the U.S. federal government.
- What type of equipment will I be working with as an On-Call Data Collector?
- As an On-Call Data Collector, you will be supporting the operational testing of various types of security equipment found in the nation's airports. This could include X-ray machines, metal detectors, and other screening technologies used for passenger and baggage screening.