Bryce Leeman
Systems Integration Technician
Watchfire Signs

HISTORY
Bryce is an Oakwood High School graduate with an Associate’s Degree from Danville Area Community College in electronics and web design. He began as a Field Service Technician straight immediately upon graduation from DACC, which he enjoyed, but it required a lot of travel, which he did not enjoy. He then was made an Systems Integration Technician which involves hands on electronics expertise. Bryce says this job suits him very well!

KEY SKILLS AND CHARACTERISTICS FOR ULTIMATE JOB PERFORMANCE
Must have a technical aptitude and enjoy problem solving.

REWARDS OF THE JOB
Bryce - “You’ve got to love your jobs; it makes such difference.”

ADVICE FOR BEING SUCCESFUL
Bryce feels, “one should select a field in demand that aligns with what you love to do.”


JUST THE FACTS
Bureau of Labor Statistics

ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN
• Knowledge of electrical equipment and electronics is necessary for employment; employers often prefer applicants with an associate degree in electronics, and professional certification often is required.

• Job opportunities will be best for applicants with an associate degree, certification and/or related experience.

• Overall employment is expected to growth by 5 percent through 2018. Growth rates will vary by occupational specialty.

Related Occupations include:
> Aircraft and avionics equipment mechanics and service technicians
> Broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators
> Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers
> Electricians

Workforce Cluster Employers in Vermilion County with Electronic Technician Positions include:
Cellular One of East Central Illinois
ConAgra – Rossville
Danville Metal Stamping
ThyssenKrupp Presta
Watchfire Signs
Training Available through Danville Area Community College
Electronic Technology AA

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