Lead the design, deployment, and management of integrated telecommunications infrastructure projects, ensuring on‑time, on‑budget delivery and profitability.
Responsibilities
Leading the design and deployment of Integrated Infrastructure and telecommunications systems.
Establishing and implementing procedures and controls to ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget.
Assisting the project Superintendent and Engineering in the preparation of project documentation requirements, project layout, and field office support.
Managing Subcontractors related to M.C. Deans installation scope.
Developing and maintaining resource‑loaded project schedule in MS Project.
Oversee, direct, supervise & perform the building, modification, installation, repairing, maintenance, & testing of electronic equipment in highway patrol facilities, vehicles, and other state agencies.
Compensation
$35.25 per hour
Responsibilities
Oversee, direct, supervise & perform the building, modification, installation, repairing, maintenance, & testing of all electronic equipment in highway patrol facilities, vehicles that may contain secured ammunition &/or firearms, & other state agencies.
Perform basic level testing of network service connectivity for radio related systems & configuration of mobile data computer terminals to complete repair of peripheral devices, set-up/programming of routers & other network related equipment for radio related systems, radio template configuration & programming, in-vehicle video systems, & public address systems.
Travel throughout district to supervise &/or perform regular or emergency work.
Responsible for inventory control of electronic equipment.
Responsible for designing & engineering needed electronic systems for patrol posts or patrol vehicles.
Requirements
Two-year technical program in electronics, telecommunications, or radio communications
Coordinate and provide project management support for assigned high-voltage substation and transmission line capital projects from inception through closeout in strict alignment with BPA and PMI standards.
Responsibilities
Facilitate BPA's End-to-End Capital Project Portfolio Execution Method
Coordinate and provide project management support for high-voltage substation and transmission line capital projects
Provide expert guidance and advisory support on project management methodologies, stage-gate governance, and internal team skill development
Cultivate and maintain collaborative working relationships with external utility interconnection customers, regional transmission partners, and interagency stakeholders
Navigate high-level project strategy, cross-organizational workflows, and process improvements across various departments
Lead development and research in advanced communications and signal processing for NASA/JPL spacecraft instruments.
Compensation
$206,128 - $250,536
Responsibilities
Lead development of new business opportunities, including proposals, technical approaches, and strategic initiatives
Drive research and development in areas such as RF and optical digital modems, adaptive signal processing, optical receivers and arraying systems, advanced modulation and encoding/decoding, synchronization, positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT), and ranging.
Plan, lead, and execute technical tasks within the Advanced Communications & Networking Group
Provide technical leadership and oversight across the group and the institution, guiding capabilities, aligning efforts across teams, and representing JPL in collaborations with external partners
Contribute to defining capability goals, strategy and long-term technical direction
Requirements
PhD in electrical engineering, Signal Analysis or similar disciplines
Master’s degree in similar disciplines
Bachelor’s degree in similar disciplines
Nice to have: Recent JPL experience in task and/or project management relating to telecommunication systems
Nice to have: Demonstrated ability to work effectively with JPL technical sections and divisions
Provide implementation, service, and support for Banner Health medical equipment as a Diagnostic Imaging Equipment Services Engineer II.
Compensation
Estimated Pay Range: $30.56 - $50.93 / hour
Responsibilities
Identify customer issues, assess situations and provide optimal resolution while communicating with customers.
Diagnose to the component level and explain repair status and resolution to customers, peers and internal management.
Set realistic customer expectations and communicate frequently with all levels of command at the clinical side of the business.
Ensure effective use of company assets including labor time, parts inventory, tools, test equipment calibration, RMA’s, customer purchase orders, equipment, company vehicle, and business expenditures.
Actively participate in one or more regional peer team meetings.
Requirements
Associate’s degree in electronics
Nice to have: Bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering or related education
Transform technology into opportunity as the Tier 2 (T2) Ground Terminal (GT) / IT Technician provides sustainment and technical support to maintain the availability, reliability, and operational Performance of GT systems.
Compensation
The likely hourly rate for this position is between $35.04 - $47.40.
Responsibilities
Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, configuration-control activities, equipment modifications, installation, and testing to maintain reliable GT performance
Perform T2 sustainment of GT control MUE hardware
Resolve basic equipment problems using approved procedures and coordinate cross-domain troubleshooting or escalated complex issues to engineers, Software/IT Technician, Network Administrators, and higher-tier support at GDIT
Deliver and maintain an O&S Plan for the GT antenna and MUE hardware
Develop and deliver a Configuration Management Plan (CMP) for the GT antenna baseline and MUE hardware baseline
Requirements
BA/BS or equivalent technical education, training, or expertise
We are seeking an experienced Senior Telecommunications Analyst to support the operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and optimization of telecommunications and network infrastructure.
Compensation
The likely salary range for this position is $129,813 - $155,250.
Responsibilities
Conduct maintenance, testing, and troubleshooting of telecommunications and fiber optic infrastructure at government sites.
Respond to telecommuncations trouble tickets from remote customers.
Utilize a Fiber Optic Spectrum Analyzer and related test equipment to identify, isolate, and resolve fiber optic faults, signal degradation, and performance issues.
Analyze and interpret fiber optic test results and recommend corrective actions.
Configure, monitor, and troubleshoot network devices including routers, switches, and associated network infrastructure.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Telecommunications
Bachelor's degree in Information Technology
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science
Bachelor's degree in Engineering
Nice to have: Experience supporting DoD or federal government telecommunications environments
Responsible for maintenance, installation, repair, and upgrade of telecommunications equipment and infrastructure, leading a team at the depot and reporting to the Technical Manager.
Responsibilities
Conduct scheduled routine preventative maintenance on all telecommunications networks and peripheral equipment as per MICA and/or SLA
Conduct remedial maintenance as identified and required on all telecommunications networks and peripheral equipment including analysing fault patterns and trends
Restore and effect repairs on all reported faulty telecommunication networks and peripheral equipment
Install and upgrade telecommunications infrastructure to comply with the required technical standards
Supervise team and conduct regular meetings to ensure effective use of the resources and safe working procedures
Requirements
T3/T4 qualification/National Diploma (electronics) or exempted according to letter SM (3). 22/22 dated 28 December 1990