129 Telecommunications jobs

Description In this series, classifications serve all of California’s public safety agencies to ensure critical statewide public safety voice and data communications network systems remains operational at all times. Technicians apply knowledge of electronics theory, Radio Frequency (RF) theory, digital networking principles and use appropriate tools and test equipment in accordance with organizational policy, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules, State and Federal rules, government codes, and industry standards to perform a variety of equipment maintenance and repair duties. Typical systems and equipment include, but are not limited to: analog and digital microwave radios; analog and digital multiplex equipment; fiber optic; local/wide area public safety communication networks; P25 equipment in analog and digital modes; low-band, very high frequency (VHF), ultra-high frequency (UHF), 700, 800 megahertz (MHz) base station/repeater 2-way radios, mobiles, portables,...

Definition of Series Incumbents in this series either operate or supervise employees who operate multifrequency/channel radio systems, law enforcement telecommunications terminals, computer terminals, and associated equipment; respond to telephone hot-line circuits; dispatch mobile law enforcement and emergency response units to specified points as required; identify locations where assistance is required, determine the availability and location of departmental units, and dispatch units by radio; request emergency services as requested or required by field personnel; respond to other law enforcement and emergency response agencies, dispatching departmental units for response as necessary; act as incident coordinators, tracking and responding to emergency response calls; access data related to warrants, driver licenses, vehicle and vessel registrations, hazardous materials, weapons, stolen property, and criminal history information through the California Law Enforcement...

Information Technology Technician Under initial close supervision, incumbents typically perform routine support tasks within a limited scope typically involving one unit, function or process, following well-defined procedures in the Business Technology Management, Client Services, or Software Engineering domains.   Incumbents may install or repair hardware or peripheral equipment; manage user accounts and technology inventory; resolve client incidents or requests; ensure software/hardware compliance with security policies; create, test, maintain, and deploy desktop products; configure and/or modify software programs; perform data import and export activities; monitor information technology systems to ensure integrity and tune the system to meet performance requirements; troubleshoot routine issues; and other related activities.   Information Technology Associate Under general supervision, incumbents typically perform a variety of recurring,...

Description of Series Allocations to this classification series may incorporate duties from one or more domains of information technology work.   Information Technology Technician Under initial close supervision, incumbents typically perform routine support tasks within a limited scope typically involving one unit, function or process, following well-defined procedures in the Business Technology Management, Client Services, or Software Engineering domains.   Incumbents may install or repair hardware or peripheral equipment; manage user accounts and technology inventory; resolve client incidents or requests; ensure software/hardware compliance with security policies; create, test, maintain, and deploy desktop products; configure and/or modify software programs; perform data import and export activities; monitor information technology systems to ensure integrity and tune the system to meet performance requirements; troubleshoot routine issues; and other...

Description In this series, classifications serve all of California’s public safety agencies to ensure critical statewide public safety voice and data communications network systems remains operational at all times. Technicians apply knowledge of electronics theory, Radio Frequency (RF) theory, digital networking principles and use appropriate tools and test equipment in accordance with organizational policy, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules, State and Federal rules, government codes, and industry standards to perform a variety of equipment maintenance and repair duties. Typical systems and equipment include, but are not limited to: analog and digital microwave radios; analog and digital multiplex equipment; fiber optic; local/wide area public safety communication networks; P25 equipment in analog and digital modes; low-band, very high frequency (VHF), ultra-high frequency (UHF), 700, 800 megahertz (MHz) base station/repeater 2-way radios, mobiles, portables,...

Description In this series, classifications serve all of California’s public safety agencies to ensure critical statewide public safety voice and data communications network systems remains operational at all times. Technicians apply knowledge of electronics theory, Radio Frequency (RF) theory, digital networking principles and use appropriate tools and test equipment in accordance with organizational policy, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules, State and Federal rules, government codes, and industry standards to perform a variety of equipment maintenance and repair duties. Typical systems and equipment include, but are not limited to: analog and digital microwave radios; analog and digital multiplex equipment; fiber optic; local/wide area public safety communication networks; P25 equipment in analog and digital modes; low-band, very high frequency (VHF), ultra-high frequency (UHF), 700, 800 megahertz (MHz) base station/repeater 2-way radios, mobiles, portables,...

Definition of Levels Assistant Telecommunications Engineer This is the lower level of journeyperson in this series. Under supervision, incumbents perform engineering work of average difficulty and assist in making telecommunications engineering surveys and studies. Associate Telecommunications Engineer This is the full journeyperson professional level engineer in the series. Under direction, incumbents perform difficult telecommunications engineering work or act as leadpersons over subordinate staff members in connection with design, installation, maintenance and operation of statewide telecommunications systems; and independently make or supervise telecommunication engineering surveys and studies. Senior Telecommunications Engineer This is the first supervisory level of the series. Under general direction, incumbents plan and direct the work of a staff in an assigned program area; or as a nonsupervisor, make telecommunication engineering surveys and studies of...

Definition of Levels Assistant Telecommunications Engineer This is the lower level of journeyperson in this series. Under supervision, incumbents perform engineering work of average difficulty and assist in making telecommunications engineering surveys and studies. Associate Telecommunications Engineer This is the full journeyperson professional level engineer in the series. Under direction, incumbents perform difficult telecommunications engineering work or act as leadpersons over subordinate staff members in connection with design, installation, maintenance and operation of statewide telecommunications systems; and independently make or supervise telecommunication engineering surveys and studies. Senior Telecommunications Engineer This is the first supervisory level of the series. Under general direction, incumbents plan and direct the work of a staff in an assigned program area; or as a nonsupervisor, make telecommunication engineering surveys and studies of...

Definition of Levels Assistant Telecommunications Engineer This is the lower level of journeyperson in this series. Under supervision, incumbents perform engineering work of average difficulty and assist in making telecommunications engineering surveys and studies. Associate Telecommunications Engineer This is the full journeyperson professional level engineer in the series. Under direction, incumbents perform difficult telecommunications engineering work or act as leadpersons over subordinate staff members in connection with design, installation, maintenance and operation of statewide telecommunications systems; and independently make or supervise telecommunication engineering surveys and studies. Senior Telecommunications Engineer This is the first supervisory level of the series. Under general direction, incumbents plan and direct the work of a staff in an assigned program area; or as a nonsupervisor, make telecommunication engineering surveys and studies of...

Definition of Levels Assistant Telecommunications Engineer This is the lower level of journeyperson in this series. Under supervision, incumbents perform engineering work of average difficulty and assist in making telecommunications engineering surveys and studies. Associate Telecommunications Engineer This is the full journeyperson professional level engineer in the series. Under direction, incumbents perform difficult telecommunications engineering work or act as leadpersons over subordinate staff members in connection with design, installation, maintenance and operation of statewide telecommunications systems; and independently make or supervise telecommunication engineering surveys and studies. Senior Telecommunications Engineer This is the first supervisory level of the series. Under general direction, incumbents plan and direct the work of a staff in an assigned program area; or as a nonsupervisor, make telecommunication engineering surveys and studies of...

ID: 9110   Wage Range: $21.93 to $41.37 Please Note: These positions will be filled using 1st consideration only. Cable Splicer   Summary   Set up, rack, splice, transfer, repair, rearrange, bond, pressurize, and test aerial, underground, and buried cable. Mount, cut-in, and repair cable terminal and load coil cases. Rearrange service drops, aerial, and buried jumper wire and step poles. Operate company vehicles as required. Perform such work under minimum supervision.   General Duti es    Duties include, but are not limited to, the following:   A. The nature of this work is a variety of tasks with only general guidelines as to the instructions, practices and/or procedures in making transfers, line cuts, and cable rearrangements.   B. Handle and climb ladders and poles, work at heights in boom trucks, enter tunnels, buildings,...

ID: 9129 Salary Range: $77,156 - $122,782 Local Manager Position Summary: This position supervises a workforce of OSPC field technicians that install and maintain both residential and business lines, OSP cable facilities hi-cap access services, and broadband services. The position duties include meeting service activation and repair commitment dates, maintaining revenue/expense objectives, and promoting new and existing company products. Must interact and supervise associate workforce and vendor resources to coordinate and disseminate information to complete job assignments and work effectively with another department to attain objectives. Must have a solid understanding of the business/department able to manage expense targets. Articulate business/departmental KPIs to work for groups (i.e., can set goals/objectives). Holds team accountable to achieve results through coaching and performance management. Support and participate in the promotion of...

ID: 9133 Salary Range: $92,700 - $192,244 Senior Operations Manager This position supervises a workforce of Local Managers, Field Technicians, and Vendors that install and maintain OSP network facilities, high-bandwidth services, and broadband services. The position duties include meeting service activation and repair commitment dates, maintaining revenue/expense objectives, and promoting of new and existing company products.   Has a solid understanding of the business/department and is able to manage expense targets. Able to articulate business/departmental KPI’s to workgroups (i.e., can clearly set goals/objectives). Holds team accountable to clearly achieve results through coaching and performance management while creating a performance culture environment. Promotes new/existing products as required. Works with Engineering and Operations Center to monitor workload and schedule manpower and resources needed to meet workload demands,...

ID: 9136 Salary Range: $77,156 - $154,803 Local Manager JD Frontier’s leadership team will bring to life our Leadership Model focusing on Operations Proficiency, Safety, Employee Relations, Community Relations, Competition, and Customer Ownership. From fostering innovation and working cross-functionally to driving performance and delivering results through customer contact and community involvement the Frontier leadership model will allow us to exceed our market growth targets and deliver 100% employee and customer satisfaction. This position will provide leadership and supervision to staff and a workforce of field technicians that safely install and maintain both residential and business lines, OSP cable facilities, multi-line CPE equipment, hi-cap access services, broadband services, central office/transmission equipment and digital loop carrier equipment, installation and construction of central office transmission equipment and outside plant line and cable...

ID: 9161 Salary Range: $63,540 to $105,900 Job Title:  Construction Coordinator          Job Description   This position is responsible for overseeing OSP Construction activities performed by Frontier contractors. The Construction Coordinator is responsible to ensure contractor-produced work meets or exceeds quality standards and that projects are completed per design and within the allocated budget. This position requires strong communication skills, verbal and written, as projects will need to be coordinated with State and/or local municipalities as well with other utilities or departments. The Construction Coordinator ensures contractor compliance with State, local, and company requirements while working within the public ROW or utility easement. This position requires strong teamwork with the Frontier Construction Supervisor as well as the Frontier OSP Engineer. This position requires...

ID: 9118 Salary Range: $72,000-$121,000 Job Title:  Senior Solutions Engineer  “When you’re in the business of making connections, diversity and inclusion become part of your fiber. We believe in unlocking the power of diversity to drive digital connectivity, so if you feel your experience looks a little different, and you can add value, we encourage you to apply! #BuildGigabitAmerica” Job Duties:   Sales Related Activities:  Follows company sales methodology and processes.  Comfortable with and very willing to participate in any customer facing engagement  Actively lead or assist in all opportunities as assigned by Solutions Engineering management.  Develop and deliver effective convincing professional presentations at any level within an organization.  Drive incremental revenue by developing and maintaining key technical and business relationships that best position Frontier...

ID: 9120 When you’re in the business of making connections, diversity and inclusion become part of your fiber. We believe in unlocking the power of diversity to drive digital connectivity, so if you feel your experience looks a little different, and you can add value, we encourage you to apply! #BuildGigabitAmerica Salary Range: $93,480 - $149,589 Network Engineering Manager   This position is responsible for leading members of the Outside Plant Engineering (OSP) team with governance over work volume and employees to meet customer commitments, and departmental responsibilities to ensure operational and financial success. Critical responsibilities include: Direct supervision of Engineering staff setting expectations and coaching for success Oversight of a large geographic area that includes copper and fiber networks Financial oversight on Capital budget allocation, Expense and cost modeling Future budget forecasting of strategic...

ID: 9135 Salary Range: $69,006 - $90,015 Job Title:  Construction Coordinator          Job Description   This position is responsible for overseeing OSP Construction activities performed by Frontier contractors. The Construction Coordinator is responsible to ensure contractor-produced work meets or exceeds quality standards and that projects are completed per design and within the allocated budget. This position requires strong communication skills, verbal and written, as projects will need to be coordinated with State and/or local municipalities as well with other utilities or departments. The Construction Coordinator ensures contractor compliance with State, local, and company requirements while working within the public ROW or utility easement. This position requires strong teamwork with the Frontier Construction Supervisor as well as the Frontier OSP Engineer. This position...

ID: 8949 Wage Range:  $18.38 to $41.76/hour Summary of Position : Perform work related to outside plant work orders and Joint Pole authorizations. Prepare and or respond to proposed and or completed pole-related activities. Access and navigate company records through various work-related systems. Daily interface with Construction/ Customer Operations, for processing joint pole-related work activity. Make field trips and inter/intra-company contacts.  Specific requirements of the position include : Manage the volume of work associated with Joint Pole Authorizations and general OSP Engineering Fielding duties.  Communicate with state, county, city and national indices to gain information on planned projects that involve growth and changes. Coordinate with Joint Pole owners, Joint Pole Committees, and Municipalities Communicate with peers and other departments. Conduct Pre and post-joint pole audits to insure proper billing by...

Job Opening ID:  8386 Title: Cable Splicer - TERM (Temp positions can be anywhere from 6-36 months and have a potential for becoming a full-time position once temp position is complete) Location: 16280 Church St., Morgan Hill, CA Headcount: 7 Union: CBA: 004, State: CA, CWA 9404   Cable Splicer   Summary   Set up, rack, splice, transfer, repair, rearrange, bond, pressurize, and test aerial, underground, and buried cable. Mount, cut-in, and repair cable terminal and load coil cases. Rearrange service drops, aerial, and buried jumper wire and step poles. Operate company vehicles as required. Perform such work under minimum supervision.   General Duti es    Duties include, but are not limited to, the following:   A. The nature of this work is a variety of tasks with only general guidelines as to the instructions, practices and/or procedures in making...