Technology Modernization Administrator

CACI•Washington Dc, DC

About The Position

The Technology Modernization Administrator supports the Enterprise Communications Services 3 (ECS3) program, which provides design, transition, operations, and continual service improvement for customer LAN, CAN, and unified communications services at CONUS and OCONUS operating locations. The role supports technology modernization, technology refresh, and Capital Equipment Replacement Program activities in secure customer environments. The administrator installs, maintains, tests, troubleshoots, and documents inside-plant cable infrastructure and associated technology systems. Work includes conduit, cable trays, copper, coaxial, and fiber-optic cabling; Category 6 structured cabling; VoIP networks; communications closets; desktop systems; peripheral equipment; and related infrastructure. Installations must comply with DIA requirements and applicable industry standards, including BICSI, EIA/TIA, and other telecommunications standards. The position also supports technology refresh and deployment, including sanitizing computers, printers, and other electronic devices, and properly destroying and disposing of memory components and storage media. The administrator follows customer procedures and applicable standards, including NIST SP 800-88, and maintains accurate labels, documentation, and inventory records. The work involves collaborating with colleagues, supervisors, customers, and stakeholders and interpreting service orders, diagrams, floor plans, and network topology documentation.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED and 7 years of experience.
Current IAT II certification (Security+).
Active TS/SCI clearance with CI polygraph, or TS/SCI clearance with the ability to obtain a CI polygraph before starting.
Ability to walk extended distances and stand for prolonged periods.
Ability to lift, carry, and move equipment and materials weighing up to 50 pounds.
Ability to safely use hand tools, power tools, powder-actuated tools, ladders, and other installation and maintenance equipment.
Basic networking knowledge, including familiarity with network switches, routers, and related infrastructure components.
Ability to interpret service orders, circuit diagrams, floor plans, architectural drawings, and network topology diagrams.

Responsibilities

Install, maintain, and document inside-plant cable infrastructure, including conduit, cable trays, copper, coaxial, and fiber-optic cabling and associated hardware.
Perform installations in accordance with DIA requirements and applicable telecommunications standards, and ensure cable systems are properly tested.
Analyze, administer, and maintain telecommunications and network cabling infrastructure, including labeling, documentation, and inventory management.
Troubleshoot and resolve cabling, hardware, software, and connectivity issues across classified and unclassified networks.
Support communications closets, desktop systems, peripheral equipment, and related infrastructure.
Execute and document media sanitization procedures in accordance with customer requirements and industry standards, including NIST SP 800-88.
Support technology refresh and deployment activities, including sanitization of electronic devices and destruction and disposal of memory components and storage media.
Perform service-order and repair work on Category 6 structured cabling, VoIP networks, and fiber-optic infrastructure.
Terminate copper cables on patch panels, modular plugs, and jacks; splice and terminate single-strand and multi-strand fiber cables; and test, certify, and troubleshoot installed cabling systems end to end.
Route, dress, terminate, and test network cables and infrastructure components using industry-standard tools and test equipment.
Safely operate tools and equipment required for installation and maintenance activities.
Collaborate with team members, supervisors, customers, and stakeholders, maintaining clear and professional communication.
Use basic networking knowledge to support modernization activities, including familiarity with switches, routers, and related infrastructure.
Interpret and work from service orders, circuit diagrams, floor plans, architectural drawings, and network topology diagrams.
Maintain knowledge of relevant emerging technologies, telecommunications standards, and modernization initiatives.
Participate in special projects and perform other duties as assigned.
Walk extended distances and remain on feet for prolonged periods; lift, carry, and move materials weighing up to 50 pounds; load, transport, and unload equipment; mount equipment in telecommunications racks and cabinets; and relocate equipment, set up workspaces, and dispose of materials and debris as required.