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California Governor's Office of Emergency Services · 9 hours ago

Associate Telecommunications Engineer

Sacramento, CA

Full-time

Hybrid

New Grad, Entry Level

$9,712/mo - $12,152/mo

The California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) is a leader in emergency management and homeland security. They are seeking an Associate Telecommunications Engineer to provide engineering services for public safety communications, ensuring they meet critical operational requirements for the state.

Cyber SecurityGovernmentPublic Safety

Growth Opportunities

Responsibilities

Ensure engineering services for public safety communications meet the critical operational requirements of the state

Participate in rotational assignments within the Radio or Microwave Engineering Divisions based on factors that include cross training and workload management

Qualification

RF engineeringLand Mobile Radio (LMR)Troubleshooting electrical systemsDeploying wireless technologiesCustomer interactionProcess developmentOral communicationWritten communication

Required

Good oral and written communications skills

Experience troubleshooting electrical/electronics systems

Experience with RF engineering and design

Experience with Land Mobile Radio (LMR) systems

Experience with deploying wireless technologies

Experience with customer interaction and on-boarding

Experience developing process to scale operations

Participation in the DMV Pull Program is required

A valid Driver's License (DL) is required

Benefits

Free Parking

On-site Gym and Locker room

Electric Carport

Excellent CalPERS state pension plan

401(k) and 457(b) Plans

Flexible Schedules

Generous paid time off

Health, dental & vision insurance for the employee or the employee's family

Investment in careers development

Located near many local eateries, financial institutions, and the Light Rail Station

Company

California Governor's Office of Emergency Services

California faces numerous risks and threats to our people, property, environment and is prone to earthquakes, floods, significant wildfires, cybersecurity attacks, as well threats to homeland security.

Founded in 1943