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We are seeking a motivated and customer-focused Two-Way Radio Sales Representative to join our ... consultation, professional installation, service, and ongoing support. Our reputation has been ...

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Sr. Project Manager (Radio Systems) specialist required for a Long Term Onsite Project at Westbury,

Svam International, Inc.

Westbury, NY • On-site

$120K/yr

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Posted 5 days ago

Job description

We are trying to source Sr. Project Manager (Radio Systems) specialist to support our client implementation and cutover of its new 7–800 MHz Motorola P25 public-safety radio system.

The candidate needs to be a very experienced Motorola public-safety radio PM, not simply a general IT project manager. The SOW specifically requires at least 10 years of experience managing Motorola public-safety radio systems/projects, preferably in law enforcement. Experience should include 500/700/800 MHz, combined 7–800 MHz, and LTE environments.

It is 100% Onsite at Westbury, NY.

The technical background they expect is broad: P25 Phase I/II, FDMA/TDMA, trunking, simulcast, encryption, Motorola subscriber radios, MCC 7500 dispatch consoles, microwave, ISSI, radio coverage, OTAP/OTAR, authentication, Radio Central, provisioning, FCC licensing/compliance, and related radio-core technologies.

There is also a notable software/integration component. They want experience overseeing or validating C, C++, Java and ASP.NET API development/integration with NCPD systems including NICE Logging & Recording, CAD, GIS/CC AWARE, and AMS.

 Required Skills

·   Experience project managing and implementing large-scale public safety radio communications systems. (Law enforcement preferred)

·        P25 Digital Radio Systems Phase I and Phase II Standards

·  APX, XTS and XTL 2500/1500 Mobile and Handheld Radio Subscribers Fleetmapping, Configuring, Codeplugs and Programming Parameters.

·  MCC 7500 and Dispatch Consoles Trunking and Conventional Systems

·        Microwave Radio

·        ISSI

·        Reading and Evaluating Radio Coverage Maps

·        ADP and AES Encryption

·        FDMA/TDMA Modulation Schemes

·    Knowledge of FCC regulations, compliance, licensing and construction requirements

·      Supervisor over radio consultants and other County employees

·      C, C++, Java, ASP.NET integration software for APIs integration into: NCPD NICE Logging and Recording Systems, CAD, GIS/CC AWARE and AMS

·        OTAP, OTAR, Radio Authentication

·        Radio Core, DSR, Radio Central, Provisioning Manger

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