Position Summary
- Under direction, installs programs and repairs public safety systems, mobile data computers and
associated telecommunications apparatus, complete setup, and installation of software necessary
for Public Safety Systems.
- Ensures operability and compatibility required to make Public Safety Systems functional.
- Maintains relations with Political Subdivisions; operates, instructs, and informs users on proper
usage and system status.
- Performs system maintenance for Public Safety systems, including installations, upgrades,
configurations, and patching.
- Administers and maintains production, training, test, and disaster recovery environments.
- Provide support to end users.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- 1. Must maintain the ability to participate in the Incident Response Team.
- a. May be on call 24/7 and/or participate in a rotation.
- b. Carry’s employer issued cellular phone for recall purposes.
- c. Obtain and maintain required skills.
- d. Work nontraditional schedule as required support Incident Response Team assignments.
- 2. Must maintain ability to participate in the Patch Management Team.
- a. Obtain and maintain required skills.
- b. Work nontraditional schedule as required support Patch Management Team assignments.
- c. May be required to participate in regularly scheduled environment patching rotation,
- 3. Obtain and maintain required skills.
Desired Qualifications
Education
- 1+ Years of end user application, operating systems, and hardware support in an Enterprise environment.
- 1+ Years of end point device patching in an Enterprise environment.
- Remote support experience.
- Completion of secondary education or its equivalent and (2) years’ experience in computer systems maintenance, or equivalent combination of training and/or knowledge of computer system maintenance and operation; to include but not limited to: electronic test equipment, Public Safety Systems
Position Specific Requirements, Certifications & Qualifications
- Ability to lead during high-pressure situations and make sound decisions in dynamic environments.
- *Achieve and maintain CJIS required reoccurring training
- *FCC Amateur Radio Service Technician License – Required for Incident Response Team
- CompTIA A+ Certification
- CompTIA Server+ Certification
- CompTIA Network+ Certification
- *CPCNA – Cradlepoint Certified Network Associate to support mobile fleet needs.
Knowledge Areas
- Public Safety and Security – Knowledge of equipment, policies, procedures, and strategies to support local, state, or national security operations for the protection of people, data, property, and institutions.
- Administration and Management – Understanding of strategic planning, resource allocation, leadership techniques, production methods, and coordination of people and resources.
- Hands-on experience with cloud computing platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure).
- Proven success in supporting large-scale Emergency Communications Center operations and regional interfaces.
- Strong understanding of cybersecurity frameworks, risk management, and compliance standards.
Technical Skills & Experience
- Strong understanding of networking, server administration, cybersecurity, cloud services and related IT domains.
- Deep understanding of:
- Microsoft operating systems
- Storage Area Networks (SAN)
- Virtualization/consolidation systems
- Wireless protocols and managed systems operations
- Development and desktop engineering
- Proficiency with:
- Radio over IP (RoIP), Voice over IP (VoIP), PC over IP (PCoIP)
- Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) systems, 911 converged systems, audio log recording systems
- GIS Systems
- Programming: Writing configurations for various systems and applications.
Project & Operational Management
- Ability to manage projects through completion.
- Proactively identify areas requiring attention, maintenance, or improvement.
Work Environment
- Standard office setting with occasional travel to other County facilities.
- May work in field conditions for site maintenance or Emergency Operations Center (EOC/EMA) support.
Hazardous Conditions
- 1. High/low voltage systems (color distinction required)
- 2. Floor/wall openings, open-sided floors, platforms, and stairs
- 3. Fixed industrial stairs
- 4. Electrical wiring
- 5. Flammable or combustible materials
- 6. LP gas, propane, gasoline, and corrosive substances
- 7. Personal protective equipment (PPE)
- 8. Fall protection systems
- 9. Lockout/tagout procedures
- 10. Hand and power tools (safe use and guarding)
- 11. Telecommunications centers and field operations
- 12. Temperature extremes (indoor/outdoor, data centers, equipment rooms)
- 13. Ground ladders and rooftops