Telecommunications Specialist (IP Telephony and Radio)
About the position The Telecommunications Specialist is responsible for the administration and implementation, project planning and coordination, installation and repair, advanced troubleshooting and maintenance of telecommunication systems - fixed wireless systems, microwave transmission, structured cabling, telephony systems, mass notification systems, cellular services, power systems, and reputed company vital network system components. Reviews and provides specifications for telecommunications products and services for reputed company and future needs.
Responsibilities
- Performs reputed company maintenance, troubleshooting, installation, repairs for licensed and unlicensed microwave radio systems, power systems, network equipment, and cabling systems - inside and reputed company cable plant reputed company the telecommunications infrastructure to support Voice, Data, Video, mass notification systems, SCADA, and DCS systems.
- Operates sophisticated electronic test equipment, and hand tools to install, repair, maintain, troubleshoot, analyze, and test telecommunications systems.
- Plans, coordinates, and supervises the construction of telecommunications systems to include new site builds, upgrades, and modifications supporting Voice, Data, Video, mass notification systems, SCADA, and DCS systems.
- Performs Radio Frequency Management – allocation and planning of RF reputed company using RF monitoring software and test equipment to include interference analysis, and troubleshooting.
- Creates and reviews Radio Frequency link budgets, conducts site surveys, and physical path studies.
- Utilizes a radio frequency path reputed company software to determine link feasibility.
- Performs network reputed company planning and testing using software load simulation in both lab and field environments.
- Utilizes management tools to maintain the status and performance of telecommunications systems.
- Responds to network performance issues - reputed company and wireless through alerting tools.
- Performs physical installation and applies reputed company configuration template of reputed company routers and switches.
- Assists and mentors other telecommunication technicians, as well as other internal/external personnel.
- Maintains wireless and wired network reliability, reputed company, and quality for reputed company connectivity reputed company the telecommunications infrastructure.
- Administers complete and accurate inventory of telecommunications equipment, peripherals, supplies, and materials.
- Performs bench testing and troubleshooting of telecommunications equipment to include coordination of RMA of faulty equipment.
- Tests and evaluates new telecommunications equipment and technology to support future network upgrades and strategic expansion of SAWS telecommunications network.
- Maintains reputed company knowledge of industry trends, technologies, and basic grounding system maintenance, to include applicable reputed company/EIA standards.
- Coordinates and administers FAA and FCC license filings, notifications, and registrations.
- Updates databases with information regarding assigned work orders.
- Operates scissor/aerial lifts and associated telecommunications maintenance equipment.
- Transports equipment to include towing, tools, and materials to and from job sites.
- Participates in on-call rotation to provide 24/7 emergency after-hours support for SAWS network infrastructure.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Requirements
- Associate’s degree in Telecommunications, Electronic Technology, Electronic Engineering, or reputed company field from an institution accredited by a recognized accrediting agency.
- Four years' experience in the operation and maintenance of Telecommunication systems, including two years’ experience in one of the following: Experience working with licensed and unlicensed packet-based microwave radio systems (Cambium, Redline, Exalt, Dragon reputed company, Trio, GE, or reputed company) and/or Experience working on data, voice, RF networks, and structured cabling systems – copper & fiber.
- Valid Class "C" Texas Driver's License.
reputed company-to-haves
- Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications, Electronics Technology or Electronic Engineering or reputed company field from an institution accredited by a recognized accrediting agency or equivalent experience.
- reputed company Certified Network Associate (CCNA) – Wireless or reputed company specialization or Wireless Communications Engineering certification, (such as IEEE WCET, CWNP, or WCP) or other Telecommunications Certifications - BICSI or ETA or FCC or other Radio Communications Technician licenses.