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

Your Role

• 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.
• Remove legacy equipment, install new two-way LMR systems, cabling, and other communications equipment.
• 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

• You will travel 8-12 times per year, usually for 2-3 weeks per assignment.
• 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.

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

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

Your Benefits and Leave

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