Kharadi in Pune has a Senior CCTV Systems Engineer opening, full time, on site, with a company designing and deploying surveillance infrastructure for commercial and residential clients. Five years of experience is the expectation, and the role combines hands-on installation knowledge with the network configuration skills modern IP-based CCTV systems require.
The work covers implementing new surveillance system features based on project requirements, debugging and resolving technical issues, documenting technical specifications, and participating in design reviews for larger client installations. Modern CCTV work has shifted heavily toward networked systems, and a senior engineer here needs real comfort with both the physical camera hardware and the network infrastructure that carries the footage back to storage and monitoring stations.
Required skills are CCTV systems expertise, network configuration, and hands-on installation and troubleshooting ability. A bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field is expected, along with practical, hands-on project experience and strong proficiency in the tools this role uses.
Kharadi has become one of Pune's fast-growing commercial and residential development corridors, and the client base here includes a mix of new commercial buildings needing full installations and existing sites needing upgrades from older analog systems to modern IP-based ones, two genuinely different types of projects.
Naukri Mitra has listed a few roles from this employer previously, and senior engineers who've joined recently describe the analog-to-IP migration projects as the most technically interesting part of the work, since they require understanding legacy infrastructure well enough to integrate it cleanly rather than ripping everything out and starting over.
Interviews include a technical round on network and camera system fundamentals and a discussion of a past installation project. Candidates who describe how they handled an unexpected site condition during a real installation tend to interview well.
The Pune office itself is a fairly typical mid-size setup, with the Software Development team sharing space with a couple of other functions rather than occupying a dedicated floor. That layout means visibility works both ways: good work gets noticed by people outside the immediate team faster than it might at a larger, more siloed employer, and so do mistakes.
Client requests here increasingly involve integrating older analog camera runs with newer IP-based systems rather than pure greenfield installs, and engineers who get comfortable bridging both worlds tend to become the ones other team members turn to when a migration project gets scoped.
A camera feed that looks fine on a monitoring station can still be recording at a resolution too low to be useful for an actual incident review, and engineers here are trained to verify recorded footage quality directly rather than trusting that a live preview alone confirms the system is working as intended.
Installation projects here range from a small retail unit needing four cameras to a large commercial complex needing dozens across multiple buildings, and senior engineers are expected to scope realistic project timelines during the proposal stage, a skill the team says takes real field experience to get right.
The team logs every client callback related to a completed installation and reviews that data periodically, treating repeat callbacks as a meaningful signal about which types of installation decisions tend to cause problems down the line rather than dismissing them as isolated incidents.
This role is based at Kharadi, Pune, pin code 411014, five days a week on site. Pay runs up to ₹69,500 a month. The team hopes to fill this seat within five weeks.