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Frequency Spectrum Manager Jobs in Virginia (NOW HIRING)

Manage frequency spectrum in support of ACC operations within the CONUS, US possessions, contiguous and other international host nations IAW DAFI 17-220, ACP-190 and Manual of Regulations ...

Knowledge of frequency spectrum management * Hands-on experience with RF testing equipment (e.g., spectrum analyzers, network analyzers) * Strong understanding of electromagnetic theory * Ability to ...

RF Engineer

Arlington, VA · On-site

$165K - $185K/yr

... Frequency Management School (or DoD equivalent) with a minimum of 5 years RF or spectrum management experience • Active DoD Secret security clearance required Preferred Qualifications: • iNARTE ...

Knowledge of frequency spectrum management * Hands-on experience with RF testing equipment (e.g., spectrum analyzers, network analyzers) * Strong understanding of electromagnetic theory * Ability to ...

Knowledge of frequency spectrum management * Hands-on experience with RF testing equipment (e.g., spectrum analyzers, network analyzers) * Strong understanding of electromagnetic theory * Ability to ...

Knowledge of frequency spectrum management * Hands-on experience with RF testing equipment (e.g., spectrum analyzers, network analyzers) * Strong understanding of electromagnetic theory * Ability to ...

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What is the difference between Frequency Spectrum Manager vs Radio Frequency Engineer?

AspectFrequency Spectrum ManagerRadio Frequency Engineer
Required CredentialsBachelor's degree in telecommunications, engineering, or related field; certifications like FCC license or RF certificationBachelor's or master's in electrical engineering or RF engineering; similar certifications often required
Work EnvironmentRegulatory agencies, telecom companies, or government bodies managing spectrum allocationDesigning, testing, and maintaining RF systems in labs or field sites
Industry UsagePrimarily in spectrum management, policy, and regulationPrimarily in product development, system design, and testing

While both roles require knowledge of RF principles and certifications, the Frequency Spectrum Manager focuses on spectrum allocation and regulation, whereas the Radio Frequency Engineer concentrates on designing and testing RF systems. They often collaborate but serve different functions within the telecommunications industry.

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Spectrum Management Analyst

Spectrum Management Analyst

Analygence

Hampton, VA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 25 days ago


Job description

Tharros provides support to Headquarters Air Combat Command (HQ ACC) at Langley Air Force Base. Support includes a full range of Information Warfare training and operations, Information Systems & Operations, Communications, Administrative Support, and Knowledge Based Services across the air, space, and cyber domains.

In support of this mission, the Spectrum Management Analyst will support HQ ACC to reduce the backlog of 5-year reviews, and overdue frequency assignments, making sure all 5-year reviews are completed 6 months prior to review date. Relocation assistance available to well qualified candidates.

Responsibilities:

  • Manage frequency spectrum in support of ACC operations within the CONUS, US possessions, contiguous and other international host nations IAW DAFI 17-220, ACP-190 and Manual of Regulations & Procedures for Federal Radio Frequency Management (National Telecommunication & Information Administration-NTIA).
  • Provide training to Installation Spectrum Managers via phone, through quarterly DCO sessions using a formal training structure and one week training classes.
  • Develop and coordinate spectrum related reports, assessments, and briefings for the Spectrum Management Branch Chief and their staff.
  • Identify programmatic and technical requirements for obtaining frequency assignments.
  • Use Spectrum XXI to manage spectrum requirements.
  • Analyze plans to ensure spectrum supportability.
  • Provide spectrum support for ACC exercises to include submitting spectrum exercise packages to the Air Force Spectrum Management Office; work directly withA3O7.
  • Assist ACC organizations in the identification, collection, organization and submission of critical spectrum-related technical information to obtain frequency supportability.
  • Evaluate equipment frequency allocation applications using the Joint Spectrum Data Repository (JSDR), GEMSIS analysis tools and other RF analysis systems to determine the degree of compliance with the national and international tables of allocation and with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), DoD, and other applicable standards for Communications-Electronics (C-E) devices.
  • Analyze, evaluate, and assist in resolving electromagnetic interference from reports filed in the Joint Spectrum Interference Resolution- Online (JSIRO) website IAW procedures outline in AFI 17-221.