Radio Repair & Programming Technician

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city of fort wayneFort Wayne (IN)

Radio, Cellular, and Tower Equipment Installers and Repairers Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Radio Repair & Programming Technician Schedule: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM, may vary You take pride in a job well done, aren't afraid of hard work, and enjoy being solving problems to fix radio issues.

What You'll Do: You'll program, repair, and maintain all radio related electronic equipment for the City of Fort Wayne.

Key Responsibilities: Answers and provides service with phone calls to the Radio Shop including handling customer complaints and inquiries; Reads and interprets electronics system drawings, schematics, diagrams, and sketches - relative to troubleshooting and repair; Programs, repairs and maintains all conventional and trunked radio equipment; Setup and maintain radio access records in the Motorola Provisioning Manager; Uses applications within the Motorola NM Client to troubleshoot and diagnose subscriber/system issues; Travels to other departments/remote locations for programming/updating radios; May need to remove/install mobile radios in vehicles; Programs, repairs and maintains all paging equipment, including the 911 communications paging database; What You Bring – Education & Experience A minimum of three years related experience and/or training in portable/mobile two-way radio; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Preferred Certifications: Valid Indiana Driver's License Obtain and maintain a background clearance as required Technical Skills & Knowledge Must have a basic knowledge of AC/DC electronics and two-way radio maintenance and programming. Knowledge and experience in programming conventional and trunked radios. Why Work for the City of Fort Wayne Be part of a team that directly impacts the quality of life in your community • Consistent schedule with opportunities for overtime • Hands-on, active work environment-no two days look the same • Build a long-term career with strong benefits, including pension and time off Equal Opportunity Employer

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