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Elovate

Automates traffic enforcement for public safety

Field Service Supervisor

Full-TimeDeadline 10/30/26
No salary listed
Mid
Maryland, USA
In PersonLocal travel within the assigned territory is required.
Field ServiceEquipment Field Service
Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 3 years of experience in field service, enforcement operations, or technical field support, including at least 1 year in a lead or supervisory capacity.
  • Demonstrated ability to build and manage staffing schedules across multiple shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays as needed.
  • Working knowledge of fleet maintenance coordination, vehicle readiness standards, and vendor management.
  • Familiarity with work order and computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) systems, equipment Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) processes, and deployment verification procedures.
  • Ability to review and interpret deployment and compliance data accurately and with attention to detail.
  • Strong communication skills and confidence serving as a primary point of contact for client agencies.
  • Willingness and ability to travel locally within the assigned territory and provide direct field coverage when needed.
  • Valid driver's license with a clean driving record.
Responsibilities
  • Develop and manage daily and weekly technician schedules to ensure full operational coverage across all zones and shifts, including night and day teams.
  • Track call-outs, adjust staffing, and reassign personnel to maintain full coverage.
  • Provide direct operational coverage when staff are on paid time off or during staffing shortages to maintain uninterrupted service.
  • Review and approve employee timecards and time-off requests, ensuring accuracy in hours worked, leave usage, and compliance with company policy.
  • Serve as the primary point of contact for Field Service Technicians, coordinating resolution of technical issues, providing guidance, and maintaining consistent field operations.
  • Manage onboarding for new technicians, including account, system access, equipment, and training-material setup.
  • Oversee offboarding procedures for departing employees, including equipment return and system access removal.
  • Conduct or coordinate training sessions covering systems, procedures, safety protocols, and program requirements.
  • Confirm technicians complete required verification steps each shift, including spreadsheets, CMMS work orders, and QR-code sign-ins and check-ins.
  • Oversee the readiness, maintenance, and deployment of enforcement vehicles and equipment.
  • Verify required vehicle maintenance and repairs are completed and documented, coordinating with vendors as needed.
  • Verify fuel cards are active and functioning and that technicians have assigned fuel personal identification numbers (PINs) for authorized use.
  • Manage the RMA process for malfunctioning equipment, including tracking, shipping, and follow-up.
  • Review, assign, and track work orders for maintenance, repairs, and operational tasks.
  • Locate, track, and distribute required parts to field technicians to support timely repair completion.
  • Verify camera and enforcement systems are active, functioning properly, and enforcing as scheduled at every site.
  • Confirm all sites are opened, operational, and running on schedule each shift.
  • Ensure site violations are documented and uploaded and that all sites are backed up to designated storage according to protocol.
  • Monitor, verify, and report deployment data to ensure accurate documentation of enforcement activity and compliance with program requirements.
  • Ensure enforcement systems, software, and processes meet regulatory, contractual, and internal compliance standards.
  • Attend court hearings as needed to provide testimony, documentation, or clarification related to enforcement operations.
  • Serve as the primary point of contact for client agencies, addressing questions, resolving issues, and providing daily operational updates.
  • Support rollouts of new enforcement locations or program expansions by coordinating logistics, staffing, equipment, and client communication.
  • Participate in daily meetings and conference calls with internal teams and external partners to review performance, address issues, and align on operational priorities.
  • Use artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted dashboards and reporting tools to review deployment data, verification logs, and work order status.
  • Use AI-powered scheduling and tracking tools to manage technician coverage, routes, and job assignments.
  • Coach technicians on AI-assisted diagnostic and knowledge-base tools, reinforcing human review before action.
  • Use AI writing tools to draft client updates, training materials, and internal reports.
  • Serve as a feedback channel between the field team and the Regional Field Service Manager regarding AI tool performance and adoption.
  • Participate in training on new AI-assisted tools and help the team adapt to new workflows.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in automated traffic or speed enforcement or other public safety programs.
  • Experience providing testimony or documentation in legal or court settings.
  • Experience supporting new program launches or site expansions.
  • Experience performing on-site equipment installation or maintenance.
  • Bilingual or multilingual abilities.

About the company

Elovate provides automated traffic enforcement systems for public safety and municipal efficiency. Its products include data-driven speed and red-light monitoring that automatically detects violations using sensors and cameras, with evidence processing and integration for issuing notices. The company partners with transportation departments and local governments to deploy and maintain these systems, typically under long-term collaborations that cover installation, operation, and support. Unlike some competitors, Elovate emphasizes enduring public-sector relationships and unbiased enforcement, pointing to a proven history such as North America’s first statewide automated speed program and numerous red-light programs across regions. Its goal is to reduce traffic violations and improve road safety by delivering scalable, reliable enforcement solutions that help create safer communities.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Baltimore, Maryland

Founded

N/A

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What believers are saying

  • Elovate says Washington State DOT launched a statewide work-zone speed program in 2025.
  • Virginia State Police signed a turn-key work-zone contract in 2026.
  • North Carolina Senate Bill 391 expanded school-zone and speed-camera authority in 2025.

What critics are saying

  • Newberg terminated Elovate's traffic-camera contract in January 2025 after delays and data errors.
  • Long Island lawsuits targeting red-light fees expose vendors to refund pressure and political scrutiny.
  • Court rulings against revenue-sharing and due-process defects destroy Elovate's municipal model.

What makes Elovate unique

  • Elovate runs North America's longest continuously operating red-light program, active since 1997.
  • Its DriveSafe platform processes 30M+ photo events annually across speed, school, and work zones.
  • Modaxo acquired Conduent's public-safety business in May 2024, giving Elovate deeper capital backing.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Professional Development Budget

Company News

EloVate
Oct 28th, 2025
Recap: Elovate at IACP 2025 - Innovation, Safety, and the Road Ahead

Recap: Elovate at IACP 2025 - innovation, safety, and the road ahead. Elovate just wrapped up its biggest tradeshow of the year, and what a ride it was - pun intended. From October 18 - 21, Elovate hit the floor at the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Annual Conference & Exposition in Denver, Colorado, joining thousands of public safety leaders, technology innovators, and enforcement experts from around the world. This year's event marked a major milestone: its first IACP under the Elovate brand. With a 30+ year legacy behind Elovate and a bold, tech-forward vision ahead, its team of eight made the most of every moment - connecting with partners, learning from other vendors, and showing the industry what Elovate is all about. What Elovate brought to the table. * Automated speed and red-light enforcement solutions * Work zone speed enforcement * One of its cameras and its functionalities The booth came with its new brand look and feel that reflects its mission: to bring trust, fairness, and innovation to public safety. Elovate were proud of its eye-catching visuals, displays, and giveaways (refreshing gum, very popular traffic-cone stress relievers, wireless chargers - and yes, a YETI cooler draw). As a team, Elovate made sure to spark conversations and make memories. But most important was the opportunity to connect with current clients, municipal leaders, hardware partners, and new faces in law enforcement who are shaping the future of traffic safety. The team behind the booth. Eight team members from across North America, including Product, Marketing, Sales, and Customer Success, represented Elovate in Denver. Together, Elovate brought a mix of long-standing, deep expertise, fresh perspectives, and a shared passion for creating safer streets. From quick booth chats to in-depth conversations to team dinners, the energy was high and contagious. Elovate especially valued feedback from its partners in Rockville and Takoma Park, and its chats with jurisdictions navigating new legislation like North Carolina's Bill 391, which expands red-light and speed camera use in the state. What Elovate saw, heard & learned. Beyond the booth, IACP 2025 gave Elovate a front-row seat to where its industry is headed: * Drone monitoring, AI driven safety and protection technology and predictive analytics are changing the landscape * Departments are seeking technology that's not just effective, but equitable, trusted, and built for tomorrow. * Municipalities are strongly emphasizing education over enforcement, shifting the narrative from "cash grab" to community safety. As one attendee told Elovate, "It's not about writing tickets. It's about saving lives." Elovate couldn't agree more. Moments Elovate won't forget. It wasn't all business, and that's part of what made it memorable. From the Chief's Night live rodeo and western-style dinner to its own team night out, IACP gave Elovate a chance to celebrate how far Elovate has come - and what's ahead. Elovate also found inspiration in how other vendors approached tech, design, and storytelling. Events like this push Elovate to raise the bar, and Elovate is excited to build on what Elovate saw at IACP. What's next. Elovate left Denver energized and focused. The conversations Elovate had and the needs Elovate heard are going to influence how Elovate approach product development, client engagement, and booth experience for the year ahead. Elovate is excited to reconnect at IACP 2026 in Orlando, and to keep advancing a safer, smarter future for communities everywhere. Until then: thank you to everyone who stopped by, shared their stories, or just grabbed a traffic-cone-shaped stress ball. You're why Elovate do what Elovate do. About Elovate. For over 30 years, Elovate has been a trusted partner of municipalities and state agencies to make their roads safer through the implementation of innovative, data-driven automated traffic enforcement solutions. Elovate envision a world free of traffic-related fatalities, and its aim is to equip you with the tools to bring this vision to life.