Radio/Wireless Technician (Network/Telecom Analyst II) - Fairfax County

The Department of Information Technology (DIT) Radio Services Center (RSC) supports all County Public Safety and general County agencies, as well as the Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) wireless communications technologies to include Land Mobile Radio (LMR), Enhanced Push-to-Talk (ePTT), and mobile data environments.

• Maintains critical wireless voice, video, and data networks and equipment in both mobile and fixed environments for Fairfax County radio user agencies.
• Participates in projects for transition to and provides hands on support for implementing Push-to- Talk technologies on smart phone devices.
• Uses broadband administrative and management application tools for implementing and doing moves, adds & changes supporting push to talk users.
• Using appropriate tools, RF and electronic test equipment and system software to install, program, troubleshoot, repair and maintain wireless communications systems including broadband push to talk devices, two-way radio, ancillary audio, electrical and wireless equipment.
• Conducts analysis and troubleshooting of complex public safety digital communication systems that utilize a variety of radio frequency (RF) devices and associated equipment.
• Keeps track of associated assets and utilizes the radio asset management system and services database.
• Serves as part of team in Radio Services to support coverage requirements and response to customer agencies' needs 24 by 7.
• Provides subject matter expertise on wireless and public safety broadband.
• Performs other duties as assigned.