Public Safety Electronics Technician I (Radio Shop)

State of North Carolina; Cary (NC); Presencial; USD 41 000 - 53 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

The North Carolina State Highway Patrol is seeking an Electronics Technician I to install and maintain complex telecommunications equipment that supports statewide law enforcement communications and public safety operations. The role covers base stations, mobile devices, video systems, and related electrical/mechanical gear across patrol vehicles and sites.

Typical duties include configuring wireless transceivers, antennas, speed-measurement systems, and diagnostics, with emphasis on reliability

Qualificações

• Associate’s degree in Electronics plus related experience or equivalent education/experience.
• Four years of progressive experience in repair and maintenance of electronics (or 1 year with an Associate’s).
• FCC rules and regulations related to radio equipment knowledge is preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Install, configure, test fixed, mobile, and portable wireless transceivers and antennas.
• Install/maintain mobile data computers, modems, GPS receivers, and related equipment.
• Maintain speed-measurement equipment (radar, trackers) for traffic enforcement.
• Support remote base-station sites per FCC/FAA requirements.
• Install/maintain emergency lighting, video systems, and related infrastructure in enforcement vehicles.

Conhecimentos

Telecommunications installation

Troubleshooting electronic equipment

Network coordination

FCC rules & regulations

Technical testing equipment

Formação académica

Associate’s degree in Electronics

High school diploma or GED

Ferramentas

Diagnostic software

Electronic testing equipment

Mobile data computers

GPS receivers

Descrição da oferta de emprego

The North Carolina State Highway Patrol is seeking an Electronics Technician I to install and maintain complex telecommunications equipment that supports statewide law enforcement communications and public safety operations. The role covers base stations, mobile devices, video systems, and related electrical/mechanical gear across patrol vehicles and sites.

Typical duties include configuring wireless transceivers, antennas, speed-measurement systems, and diagnostics, with emphasis on reliability