IT Senior Telecommunications Technician (Radio Communications Services Division)

Minimum Qualifications Associate''s degree. Five years of experience in the repair, troubleshooting, testing, installation and mainteance of voice, data, and wireless communicaton equipment is required. A high school diploma or GED along with additional experience in the repair, troubleshooting, testing, installation and maintenance of voice, data, and wireless communication equipment may substitute for the required education on a year-for-year basis. Must possess a valid driver''s license. Recruitment Notes Miami-Dade County Communications, Information & Technology Department (CITD) is recruiting a full-time IT Senior Telecommunications Technician that will be assigned to the Logistics Unit of the Radio Communication Services Division. The IT Senior Telecommunications Technician position will provide the necessary support required for County radio business functions. This position will work on Radio Division projects that support the public safety radio systems of the County. Specific tasks include interacting with radio customers (Miami-Dade County, federal, state, municpal, tribal agencies and NGOs) with technical questions on radio equiment, providing radio specifications, training, processing requests for new radios, and completing modifications on radio equipment in the P25 radio infrastructure. Additional highly technical tasks include modifying Federal Communication Commission (FCC) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) licensing of radio frequencies and infrastructure towers along with conducting site inspections and updating system reports. The work schedue for this position is Monday through Friday, fom 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The incumbent performs work both indoors and outdoors in the field and interacts directly with public safety professionals to provide real-time troubleshooting, technical support, coordination, and training related to communications and equipment systems.

Experience with the following preferred:

Experience with electronics and RF principles, including familiarity with specialized terminology and radio equipment commonly utilized by government agencies. Ability to interpret equipment specifications, electronic diagrams, regulatory standards, and equipment manuals, as well as develop technical training materials.

DEADLINE TO APPLY IS JUNE

12, 2026.