Titan Secure Inc.
Traveling Integration Specialist – 12V Vehicle Electronics (1099 Contractor)
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Installs and integrates anti-theft telematics systems in vehicles at customer, dealer, and fleet sites nationwide. Performs OEM-quality 12V wiring, diagnostics, testing, documentation, and customer handoff while traveling frequently for multi-day projects as an independent contractor.
About Titan Secure Inc
Titan Secure is redefining vehicle security and telematics through precision engineering and cutting-edge technology. Our mission is simple — to prevent vehicle theft and empower customers with seamless, reliable, and intelligent solutions. We’re building a high-performance team of professionals who take pride in quality workmanship, technical excellence, and customer satisfaction.
About the role
Titan Secure is seeking independent 1099 contractors to work as Traveling Integration Specialists. This is a hands-on, in-vehicle 12-volt electronics role — not a software, IT, or programming position. You'll travel to customer, dealer, and fleet sites across the country to install and integrate Titan's anti-theft telematics systems, working with factory wiring and OEM connectors to deliver OEM-level fit, finish, and performance.
This is an independent contractor engagement paid at a day rate. It is not an employee position.
What you'll do- Travel to customer, dealer, and fleet sites for multi-day installation projects.
- Install Titan products to Titan's installation standards — using OEM connectors and never cutting factory wiring — and test all vehicle functions before handoff.
- Follow documented installation guides and accurately record completed work in Titan's systems.
- Represent Titan Secure professionally with customers and partners on site.
- REAL ID–compliant driver's license or other REAL ID–compliant identification (required for air travel).
- Valid driver's license and clean driving record.
- Able to travel frequently, including air travel and overnight stays.
- Prior experience with 12V automotive electrical systems, telematics, or vehicle accessory installation.
- Strong understanding of wiring, diagnostics, and testing procedures.
- Must pass background screening.
- Must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Titan Secure does not sponsor employment visas (e.g., H-1B) now or in the future.
- 1099 independent contractor, paid at a day rate.
- Travel-based, nationwide.
- As an independent contractor, you're responsible for your own taxes; this engagement does not include employee benefits.
If you're driven by precision, purpose, and performance, we'd love to hear from you.
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