Radio Engineer

State of North Carolina

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The primary purpose of the Electronics Technician II (Radio Engineer I) within North Carolina State Highway Patrol is to provide maintenance of mobile and portable telecommunications equipment in the state and patrol vehicles. The assigned workstation is Troop H Headquarters Radio Shop in Monroe, NC (Union County)

Requirements

Electronic Technician positions require the possession of or the ability to obtain (within first year of employment) a Federal Communications Commission General Radiotelephone Operator License (GROL).
Associate's degree in electronics from an appropriately accredited institution and two years of progressive experience in the repair and maintenance of complex electronic systems including some responsibility for the design of electronic apparatus; or an equivalent combination of training and experience.

Nice To Haves

Experience with assembly/disassembly of vehicles
Experience with or working knowledge of installation, maintenance and repair of telecommunications equipment (including modems, GPS, radio transceivers and a variety of test equipment and antennas).
Demonstrated safety and proficiency with the use of corded/cordless power tools, hand tools and shop equipment. (e.g. drill presses, band saws and grinding/sanding equipment).

Responsibilities

Mobile and portable voice/data transmitting and receiving equipment.
Mobile Data Computers ( MDC)
Digital processed speed measuring instruments.
Mobile and fixed video surveillance equipment.
Mobile emergency lighting and warning systems.
Mobile Antennas.
Special electronic and telecommunications testing equipment and associated electronic, electrical and mechanical equipment.
Diagnosing and repairing diverse electronic and telecommunications equipment.
Continuously learning and adapting to evolving methods, processes and protocols.
Reading and comprehending technical manuals and reference materials.
Gaining and applying knowledge of NCSHP rules, regulations, policies, procedures, directives, documentation, training materials, and geographic areas.