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This position will be filled at the Telecommunications Engineer I, II or Senior level, contingent upon the expereince of the selected candidate. Telecommunications Engineer I Overview This is the first level in the Telecommunications Engineer job series. Telecommunications Engineer I provides high quality telecommunications engineering and project management services to the District to ensure the District's telecommunications infrastructure is designed, maintained and operated in the most efficient and cost-effective manner, including system replacement and expansion necessary to meet the District's capital and O&M telecommunication needs. The technologies involved are microwave, fiber-optic, LAN, WAN, trunked and conventional two-way radio, VoIP telephone, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), video systems, security systems and wireless access systems.

Telecommunications Engineer II

Overview This is the second level in the Telecommunications Engineer job series. Telecommunications Engineer II provides intermediate telecommunications engineering and project management services to the District to ensure the District's telecommunications infrastructure is designed, maintained and operated in the most efficient and cost-effective manner, including system replacement and expansion necessary to meet the District's capital and O&M telecommunication needs. The technologies involved are microwave, fiber-optic, LAN, WAN, trunked and conventional two-way radio, VoIP telephone, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), video systems, security systems and wireless access systems.

Telecommunications Engineer Senior Overview This is the third level in the Telecommunications Engineer job family. Telecommunications Engineer Sr. provides advanced telecommunications engineering and project management services to the District to ensure the District's telecommunications infrastructure is designed, maintained and operated in the most efficient and cost-effective manner, including system replacement and expansion necessary to meet the District's capital and O&M telecommunication needs. The technologies involved are microwave, fiber-optic, LAN, WAN, trunked and conventional two-way radio, VoIP telephone, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), video systems, security systems and wireless access systems.

Telecommunications Engineer I

Responsibilities Perform entry level design, implementation, and support of telecommunication systems. Analyze transmission path parameters for radio frequency and fiber optic systems for conditions such as attenuation losses, radio frequency interference, and reflectance. Assist in development and establish operational parameters relating to radio frequency and fiber optic systems, interpret and gather data from Optical Time-Domain Reflectometer, Bit Error Rate Tester, oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzer, and other typical measurement devices such as voltage, current, and resistance meters for the purpose of testing, troubleshooting and installation of telecommunication systems. Assist senior engineers in designing and installing telecommunication systems. Perform power consumption calculations, equipment site preparation, and identifying HVAC requirements. Provide engineering support to technicians relating to technical telecommunication issues. Assist in the development and implementation of project scopes, schedules, and budgets for routine telecommunication projects. Assist in product research & evaluation. Summarize results and present findings and recommendations to senior level engineers. Maintain a library of telecommunication system diagrams. Develop schematics diagrams, one-line circuits, interconnect diagrams, functional block diagrams, fiber splicing directives, and FCC license updates. Procure parts and equipment. Arrange for equipment repairs. Maintain inventory records. Maintain regular and predictable attendance: Perform related duties and responsibilities as required. Comply with District policies. Complete all required training. Maintain a working knowledge and comply with District safety procedures and specific safety requirements of this position, and those in accordance with applicable provisions of the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) and Washington Administrative Code (WAC). Telecommunications Engineer II

Responsibilities Develop telecommunication project plans including project scope, schedule, and budget. Execute and provide updates on project progress. Complete project documentation according to District standards. Perform intermediate telecommunication and fiber broadband technical system design or modifications. Evaluate and recommend products and services related to core telecom systems, including, but not limited to, PBX, trunk radio, SONET, and microwave communications. Provide engineering support related to fiber circuit design and fiber splicing. Maintain telecom and fiber system design documentation in accordance with District standards. Provide intermediate level technical support necessary to maintain and operate the District’s telecommunication systems. Troubleshoot routine and moderately complex technical problems and resolve or provide problem resolution direction to others. Perform telecommunication system equipment assessments and develop recommendations for maintenance and improvements. Assist in inspecting communication sites for adherence to plans, standards and regulations and identify deficiencies. Support senior level telecommunication engineers in preparing telecommunication specifications for material purchases for installation contracts, including approval of material, services, and receipts on purchase orders; bid specifications; and purchase requisitions. Implement purchases within the framework of District policy and Washington State law. Maintain regular and predictable attendance: Perform related duties and responsibilities as required. Comply with District policies. Complete all required training. Maintain a working knowledge and comply with District safety procedures and specific safety requirements of this position, and those in accordance with applicable provisions of the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) and Washington Administrative Code (WAC) Telecommunications Engineer Senior Responsibilities

Perform complex telecommunication and fiber broadband technical system design or modifications. Primary focus is on core telecom systems, including, but not limited to, PBX, trunk radio, SONET, and microwave communications. Provide engineering support related to fiber circuit design and fiber splicing. Provide telecommunication and fiber design solutions to District staff related to technical and operational needs in other business areas. Maintain telecom and fiber system design documentation in accordance with District standards. Prepare and/or direct the preparation of telecommunication specifications for material purchases for installation contracts, including approval of material, services, and receipts on purchase orders; bid specifications; and purchase requisitions. Implement purchases within the framework of District policy and Washington State law. Manage telecommunication projects including project scope, schedule, and budget. Monitor project progress, verify telecommunications project costs are appropriate, and the project does not exceed budget. Complete project documentation according to District standards. Provide advanced technical support to maintain and operate the District’s telecommunication systems. Troubleshoot problems and resolve or provide problem resolution direction to others. Assess telecommunication system equipment condition and develop maintenance and improvement opportunities and solutions. Study feasibility of potential improvements. Develop project plans designed to improve the system. Identify necessary resources; develop cost estimates for various alternatives; and recommend the best provider of service. Inspect communication sites for adherence to plans, standards and regulations and identify deficiencies. Provide work direction to crews to install communications equipment. Monitor compliance with project plans and specifications, applicable standards, and the District Communication Plan. Represents the District's interests in matters relating to telecommunication ongoing operations and compliance. Establish and maintain processes and procedures to meet regulatory and license requirements. Examples include working with neighboring utilities on system interconnections, the FCC on licensing and permit issues, telephone companies, carriers, and current and potential customers. Renew the District's FCC licenses, modify licenses, and apply for new licenses, as needed. Submit annual construction reports as required on radio systems under construction. Respond to all FCC requests for information on District radio systems. Maintain regular and predictable attendance: Perform related duties and responsibilities as required. Comply with District policies. Complete all required training. Maintain a working knowledge and comply with District safety procedures and specific safety requirements of this position, and those in accordance with applicable provisions of the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) and Washington Administrative Code (WAC). As an essential function, drive a motorized vehicle while conducting business on behalf of the District. Qualifications Telecommunications Engineer I, II, Senior Education Equivalent experience (year for year) may substitute for required education. Bachelor's Degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering from a four-year college or university required. Telecommunications Engineer I

Experience 2+ years of relevant experience required. required. Performing engineering studies of basic radio frequency, fiber optic communication systems, or telephone/PBX systems are strongly preferred. Telecommunications Engineer II Experience 3+ years of relevant experience with at least 1+ years specialized work in the field of telecommunications, including systems design and installation required. Telecommunications Engineer Senior Experience 5+ years of relevant experience. 3+ of those years conducting specialized work in the field of telecommunications, including systems design and installation required Examples of exposure to PBX, IP telephony, Radio Frequency Transmission system technologies, and management of complex technical projects desired. Telecommunications Engineer I Skills and Abilities A fully skilled incumbent will have the following knowledge skills & abilities: Basic understanding of fundamental engineering principles. Multitask on multiple engineering projects simultaneously. Knowledge of radio frequency and fiber optic communication technology. Must work effectively within a diverse work force including engineers, skilled craft workers, consultants, customers, and regulatory agency personnel. Must have strong interpersonal and communications skills to be able to effectively communicate complex issues with peers, supervisors, and managers. Must be proficient in reading, writing and speaking English. Telecommunications Engineer II Skills and Abilities A fully skilled incumbent will have the following knowledge skills & abilities: Moderate understanding of fundamental engineering principles. Multitask on multiple engineering projects simultaneously. Moderate knowledge of radio frequency and fiber optic communication technology. Must work effectively within a diverse work force including engineers, skilled craft workers, consultants, customers, and regulatory agency personnel. Must have strong interpersonal and communications skills to be able to effectively communicate complex issues with peers, supervisors, and managers. Moderate understanding of network security and best practices. General understanding of TCP/IP and Ethernet network fundamentals including the application of routing protocols, and Time-division multiplexing (TDM) circuits. Demonstrated project management skills. Ability to perform moderate statistical analysis. Ability to use District standard engineering design software applications and tools with guidance and training. Must be proficient in reading, writing and speaking English. Telecommunications Engineer Senior Skills and Abilities A fully skilled incumbent will have the following knowledge skills & abilities: Advanced knowledge of mathematics. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations pertaining to radio system. Advanced of LAN/WAN switching, routing, voice gateways, and Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS). Understanding and working knowledge of Unified Communications and UC components Applicable knowledge of Network Management System (NMS) and Quality of service (QoS) ensuring reliable communications. Advanced understanding of network security and best practices. Working knowledge of RF Design, RF Survey, Engineering and RF troubleshooting skills In depth knowledge of wireless technology Strong TCP/IP and Ethernet network fundamentals including the application of routing protocols, and Time-division multiplexing (TDM) circuits. Strong project management skills. Strong verbal and written communication skills Computer proficiency Ability to perform complex statistical analysis. Ability to handle diverse projects simultaneously and adapt to changing needs on a regular basis. Ability to use District standard engineering design software applications and tools proficiently. Must be proficient in reading, writing and speaking English. Physical Demands Sitting - Regularly Standing - Occasionally Walking - Occasionally Lifting 1-10 lbs Floor-Waist: Hand/Power tools, small parts/equipment - Occasionally Lifting 1-10 lbs Waist-Shoulders: Same - Occasionally Lifting 1-10 lbs Above Shoulders: Same - Occasionally Lifting 11-25 lbs Floor-Waist: Various tools, equipment, parts - Occasionally Lifting 11-25 lbs Waist-Shoulders: Same - Occasionally Lifting 11-25 lbs Above Shoulders: Same - Occasionally Pushing/Pulling Distance/Surface - Frequently Balancing/Climbing (ladders, equip., etc) - Occasionally Twist/Flex/Extend - Neck area - Frequently Twisting at Waist - Frequently Stooping/Bending - Occasionally Squatting/Kneeling - Occasionally Crawling - Occasionally Reach Floor to Waist - Occasionally Reach Waist to Shoulder - Occasionally Reach Above Shoulder - Occasionally Wrist/hand/fingers manipulation (keyboarding, manual tool usage, etc.) - Frequently Handle/Grasp - Regularly Forceful Grasp - Regularly Hand Controls (joy stick, controls on equipment, etc.) - Regularly Repetitive Motions - Regularly Talking - Frequently Hearing - Frequently Visual - Near Acuity - Regularly Visual - Far Acuity - Regularly Visual - Depth Perception - Regularly Visual - Color Discrimination - Regularly Feeling - Regularly

Working Conditions Noise Intensity Level: - Moderate

District Values Safety - Protect public and employee health and safety Stewardship - Acting on behalf of customer-owners, protecting public resources entrusted to us Trustworthy - Competence, integrity, respect

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