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Communications Systems Engineer
| Company | General Dynamics |
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| Location | Washington, DC, USA |
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| Salary | $97750 – $132250 |
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| Type | Full-Time |
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| Degrees | |
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| Experience Level | Senior |
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Requirements
- Communication
- Computer Literacy
- Federal Government
- 5 + years of related experience
- US Citizenship Required
- Possess or be capable of obtaining a minimum of a Class B Commercial Driver’s License (CDL)
- Must be able to pass a basic English Language assessment test
- Active Top Secret with SCI Eligibility
Responsibilities
- Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and repair actions on select information technology equipment.
- Install, update, and evaluate software on select technology equipment.
- Manage the configuration, imaging, and deployment of select information technology equipment.
- Provide assistance and guidance developing options for information technology equipment upgrades, including working with vendors to repair and replace existing equipment.
- Provide system administration and operational customer support for standard Windows-based operating system equipment.
- Identify and resolve operational risks as they pertain to information technology support services.
- Prepare and maintain system documentation.
- Provide logistics support activities.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with networking devices to include Cisco routers and switches.
- Experience with VTC equipment.
- Experience with IP television systems.
- Understanding of offsite facility design/setup based on defined deployment operations scenarios.
- Experience with VMware – hypervisor installation, operation, and troubleshooting.
- Experience creating and deploying custom configuration images for computer installations using Symantec Ghost.
- Experience with Avaya Media Gateways and Session Manager.
- Experience with Satellite Communications.
- Experience with VHF/UHF Radios.
- Be available to travel within the continental United States (CONUS) and its territories.
