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The Site Manager is responsible for the oversight and maintenance of specific electronic systems located at the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport; these systems include iMUSE CUSS (Common Use Self Serve kiosk) and EVIDS (Electronic Video Information Display System). This position will administer the complete system ensuring system availability to airport customers on 24x7x365 basis while meeting strict service level agreements contractually agreed to with the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.

In addition to the leadership position the site manager will possess the technical skills to assist with repairs and with the day to day maintenance of the system. The Site Manager will direct and mentor a technical staff of 10 or more employees to ensure efficient and profitab...
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