Radio Technician State Department Secret Clearance Half International Travel And Springfield Virginia

Your Role

• Remove legacy equipment, install new two-way LMR systems, cabling, and other communications equipment.
• Perform complex troubleshooting and full range of radio communications technician assignments.
• Assist and perform ground-based radio communications systems planning, system design, implementation, installation, assistance, and problem solving.
• Install, test, and maintain base station, Land Mobile Radio (LMR), and point-to-point radio communications systems.
• Ensure RF frequencies and equipment are properly evaluated and approved according to state, federal or foreign industry standards.

Your Travel Logistics and After-Action Activities

• When you return you will debrief, write your trip report, complete your expense report, and plan for your next trip while providing assistance to other radio techs in the field.
• You will travel 8-12 times per year, usually for 2-3 weeks per assignment.

Your Work Schedule

• While in the Springfield, VA office, you will coordinate with the on-site Program Manager to set a flexible work schedule not to exceed 40 hours per week.
• International work schedules may be dictated by the location traveling but will only exceed 40 hours if approved in writing in advance.

Your Uplifts and Overtime

• If necessary and approved in advance, overtime will be paid based on your time worked.
• Uplifts will vary based on the field location according to State Dept. requirements.

Your Benefits and Leave

• 23 days paid leave (10 days of holiday and 13 days of vacation/sick time)
• 401K match, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, and Annual Salary Reviews
• Medical, Dental, and Vision