About This Role
This Systems Analyst role involves supporting users and maintaining communication systems within the Public Utilities department. The position requires a blend of technical expertise in radio communications and user support, suitable for an individual who can troubleshoot complex systems and adapt to emergency schedules.
Responsibilities
- Support users by training, creating user documentation, building and running reports, conducting usability testing, and troubleshooting issues
- Maintain systems by learning new technologies
- Perform other related duties as required
- Troubleshoot both analog and digital communications systems and physical component issues
- Adapt complex communications principles and techniques to a large radio network with sites in multiple locations
- Support network infrastructure including Switches, RF Equipment, LAN, Telephony, Ethernet, Microwave, and Fiber
- Support Radio System equipment, hardware, and software installations
- Assume responsibility for site escorting contractors when on site performing maintenance on City or Lessee equipment
- Be available on call for emergency work at transmitter sites, dispatch centers, large-scale City events and whenever else needed
- Inspect transmitter sites for proper operation of HVAC, tower lighting, generators, UPS units, security, and other site located systems
- Look for any anomalies inside and outside the compound and shelter
- Perform field service relating to all duties as listed, in addition to that which requires attention for the ORC, dispatch centers, managed facilities, or customers locations
- Perform the more difficult technical work necessary to develop, install, expand, and maintain Communications Systems
- Prepare and document new systems for vehicle installation
- Assume duties of team members during absence or emergency
- Support technicians in learning job duties and electronic knowledge
- Inspect, analyze, troubleshoot and resolve issues with equipment and report findings in need of attention
Requirements
- Associate's Degree in Computer Science or closely related field from an accredited college, university, or vocational school preferred
- Two years of any equivalent combination of education, training and experience may substitute for each year of college education lacking
- Technical knowledge of electrical repair and installations
- Working knowledge of automotive wiring as it relates to the installation and maintenance of mobile two-way radios and other mobile electronic equipment
- Basic familiarity with computers
- Working knowledge of Microsoft operating systems and programs including but not limited to Access, Excel and Word