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Top Skills & Years of Experience: • 3+ years of experience with P25 Radio Programming (Motorola ... System (MPSCS) radios for the State of Michigan. The position is responsible to identify existing ...

Two years of experience with P25 Radio Programming (Motorola & Kenwood) * Military/Public Safety ... Investigates issues related to MPSCS radios operations on the system. * Supports evaluation of new ...

Under limited direction, serves as a technical expert for Radio Services P25 land mobile radio network known as CBIRS and associated systems and equipment, including digital microwave, fiber optic ...

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... System (MPSCS) radios for the State of Michigan. The position is responsible to identify existing ... P25 Radio Programming (Motorola & Kenwood) Desired Experience: · Military/Public Safety/Radio ...

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Professionals in P25 Radio Systems roles often encounter challenges such as troubleshooting complex network issues, maintaining system interoperability across multiple agencies, and staying updated with evolving industry standards and technologies. Working in high-pressure situations, such as system outages or major public safety events, also requires prompt decision-making and effective communication. Additionally, the role may involve on-site work in various environments, coordinating with technical teams, and providing hands-on support to end users. Overcoming these challenges not only ensures the reliability of critical communication systems, but also helps professionals develop valuable technical and leadership skills for career advancement.

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To thrive in a P25 Radio Systems role, you need strong skills in radio frequency (RF) engineering, knowledge of digital land mobile radio systems, and often a degree in electronics or telecommunications. Familiarity with Project 25 (P25) standards, trunked radio systems, Motorola or Harris platforms, and certifications such as ETA International or FCC licenses are commonly required. Excellent problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and effective communication are valuable soft skills in this position. These skills are crucial for ensuring reliable public safety communication networks and seamless technical support for mission-critical operations.

What is a P25 Radio Systems job?

A P25 Radio Systems job involves designing, maintaining, and troubleshooting Project 25 (P25) radio communication systems, which are used by public safety agencies for secure and reliable communication. Professionals in this role work with infrastructure, encryption, network interoperability, and radio programming to ensure seamless communication between emergency responders. They may also provide technical support, conduct system upgrades, and ensure compliance with industry standards.

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Job description

Radio Engineer
W2 Contract
Dimondale, MI 48821(onsite)
References are required for this position. Please include a separate attachment with your submission that includes 2-3 professional references. Each reference should include the name, email, phone number, and their position title/company name.
The State of Michigan is looking for: Radio Engineer
Top Skills & Years of Experience:
1) 3+ years of experience with P25 Radio Programming (Motorola/Kenwood) - Required
2) Military/Public Safety/Radio Communications (not Network) - Desired
3) Two-way radio experience - Desired
4) Previous P25 encryption experience/KMF (AES) - Desired
Preferred Skills
Military/Public Safety/Radio Communications (not Network)
Two-way radio experience
Previous P25 encryption experience/KMF
This position is the recognized resource responsible for the development of radio
programming files for distribution and installation into Michigan Public Safety
Communications System (MPSCS) radios for the State of Michigan. The position is
responsible to identify existing and request new Radio IDs, Talkgroups and Encryption
for use in developing and building the templates installed into an MPSCS radio.
This position requires the extensive use of computer skills and this person must be able
to accurately enter data into the radio programming files and associated asset
management software (EAM) and databases.
This person must function with minimal supervision and require minimal direction while
performing these duties.
Requirements:
• Three years of experience as a Radio/Communications Technician
• Two years of experience with P25 Radio Programming (Motorola & Kenwood)
Desired Experience:
• Military/Public Safety/Radio Communications (not Network)
• Two-way radio experience
• Previous P25 encryption experience/KMF (AES)
Certificates, Licenses, Registrations:
• Duties may involve use of personal vehicle
• FCC General Radio Telephone License, APCO Certificate, or approved
equivalent
Education:
• No educational requirement
Duty 1:
This position is the recognized resource for building radio programming templates for all
MPSCS radios in the Metro Region totaling 44,401 radios Individual tasks related to the
duty:
• Identify radio programming needs through written request, user contract, related
task, or MPSCS initiated change/requirement.
• Contacts user to define and verify all requested changes.
• Develop prototype template for field-testing.
• Requests radio IDs and Talkgroup IDs for radio templates.
• Build radio templates for MPSCS radios in Metro region.
• Quality checks templates for accuracy and removes errors.
• Builds archives as required for distribution to field units for radio programming.
• Coordinate reprogramming of all appropriate field units.
Duty 2:
Using EAM, Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel, this position is responsible for
compiling, recording and making database entries into the EAM system and associated
databases used by MPSCS.
• Complies equipment information for EAM and associated databases.
• Determines billing levels appropriate for each radio template.
• Inputs equipment and associated information into EAM associated databases.
• Quality checks EAM and databases as required for accuracy of radio records.
Duty 3:
This position is responsible for the programming of MPSCS radios.
• Programs MPSCS radios with appropriate templates and encryption codes.
• Supports MPSCS field staff as required for programming of MPSCS radios.
Duty 4:
This position supports other technical areas of MPSCS as required.
• Supports NCC in programming IDs and Talkgroups.
• Investigates issues related to MPSCS radios operations on the system.
• Supports evaluation of new radios for compliance with technical and performance
standards as required by the MPSCS.
• Tests new programming software and providing field support for new
programming software.
• Responds to requests for information regarding radio templates and associated
records in EAM and databases.
Duty 5:
Other duties as assigned.
• Respond to internal and external emails.
• Recorded hours and associated activity reports.
• Routine paperwork and records in support of this position.
• General housekeeping of work area.
• As required in support of the MPSCS.