Be the Expert Who Helps Save LivesYou're an experienced fire protection professional who knows that fire sprinkler systems are critical to life safety. You want your expertise to matter at a national level-not just on one project or job site.At NFSA, you won't just work in the industry-you'll help shape it.About NFSAThe National Fire Sprinkler Association (NFSA) is the leading advocate for the fire sprinkler industry. Our mission is simple but powerful - Save lives and protect property from fire through the widespread acceptance of fire sprinklers.We support thousands of members through technical leadership, training, and code development-and we need experts like you to help carry that mission forward.The ChallengeThe fire protection industry faces:Complex and evolving codes and standards (NFPA, ICC, AWWA, ISO)A growing need for expert technical guidanceIncreasing demand for reliable, effective, and efficient fire sprinkler systemsWithout strong leadership and technical expertise, lives and property are at risk.Your RoleAs an Engineering Technician - Fire Protection, you will become a trusted industry authority by:1. Representing the IndustryServe on NFPA, ICC, AWWA, ISO, and other technical committeesInfluence national standards for fire sprinkler systemsSpeak at conferences and industry events2. Providing Expert Technical SupportServe as Expert of the Day (EOD)Answer real-world technical questions from contractors, engineers, and AHJsDeliver clear, practical solutions3. Creating Industry KnowledgeDevelop TechNotes, guidance documents, and technical publicationsReview research and support industry positionsContribute to NFSA's technical web content4. Teaching & TrainingLead Tech Tuesday webinars and training sessionsDevelop educational materials for the next generationImprove NFSA's training programs5. Driving InnovationSupport research into fire sprinkler system performance and reliabilityParticipate in technical projects that improve public safetyWhat Success Looks LikeIn this role, you will:Be recognized as a trusted industry expertInfluence national fire protection standardsHelp thousands of professionals make better technical decisionsDirectly contribute to saving lives and protecting communitiesWork EnvironmentNFSA Headquarters - Linthicum Heights, MD, remote option considered for highly qualified candidatesFrequent travel for meetings and speaking engagementsCompensation & BenefitsCompetitive salary401(k) retirement planHealth, dental, and vision insuranceFlexible scheduleGenerous paid time offFinal compensation will be based on experience, qualifications, internal equity, and market conditions.Call to ActionIf you're ready to expand your impact beyond a single job site and become a leader in the fire protection industry:Apply today and help shape the future of fire sprinkler systems.Education & ExperienceHigh School Diploma (required)8+ years in fire protection, focused on water-based systemsNICET Level III or IV - Water-Based Systems Layout (required)Technical SkillsFire sprinkler system design & layout expertiseKnowledge of NFPA codes and fire protection standardsExperience with CAD/BIM software and Microsoft OfficeProfessional StrengthsExcellent communication & presentation skillsAbility to explain complex technical concepts clearlyStrong organizational and multitasking abilitiesConfidence working with industry leaders and stakeholdersCompensation details: 00 Yearly SalaryPI6ed4d5-