Tactical Radio Analyst
F2 Systems, Llc, California, MO, United States
Tactical Radio Subject Matter Expert (TACRAD)
Location: Camp Pendleton, CA
Position Type: Full-time
Security Clearance Requirement: Position requires active security clearance
Certification Requirements: CompTIA Security+
Years of Experience: 3 – 5 years direct experience with TACRAD
Roles and Responsibilities
Provides remote and on-site support in the set‑up, operation, and troubleshooting of both Tactical Radio (TACRAD) and Terrestrial High‑Capacity Communications (THC2) systems for the Fleet Marine Force (FMF).
Supports the FMF while deployed, in garrison, and during major exercises and contingency operations in CONUS and OCONUS.
Works cross‑functionally with several departments and those performing work at Government Customer sites; travel up to 25% required.
Provides expertise on Tactical Radios (TACRAD) and C4I systems technical support to Marine Corps, joint services, allied nations, and program offices.
Provides C4I systems expertise including troubleshooting, guidance, analysis of tactical communications systems, system set‑up, maintenance, upgrades, and configuration management for fielded Marine Corps C4I systems.
Utilizes technical expertise in at least two systems (VSAT/SATCOM, NOTM, COC, CAC2S, AFATDS, TBMCS, JBC‑P, MCH, MARCIMS, JADOCS, TCS, MMIM, FTAS, IDS‑MC, URN, JTCW, TVSS, THSv2, C2PC, SPRS, tactical radios and tactical networks).
Configure, program, operate, troubleshoot, and conduct fault isolation of the AN/MRC‑142, WPPL‑T, AN/TRC‑170, AN/TRC‑238(LRS).
Support THC2 Systems during test and evaluation events.
Perform spectrum analysis.
Interface with FMF personnel and U.S. Government employees to provide break/fix support to U.S. Marine Corps tactical networks.
Research technical questions using manuals, guides, fleet advisory messages, and approved knowledge bases.
Identify and elevate situations requiring urgent attention.
Train FMF to set up, configure, operate, troubleshoot, and maintain TACRAD and THC2 systems.
Qualifications and Education Requirements
Must be able to obtain or possess a valid U.S. Passport and be physically qualified to support military exercises and contingency operations.
Thorough understanding of RF theory and antennas; assist in HF antenna selection and erection in a field‑expedient setting.
Ability to install and operate associated radio software platforms (Harris CPA, RPA, JENM, ACES, NRDI, Code plug, ASTRO‑25, Thales PC Programmer).
Basic understanding of computer networking and subnetting; troubleshoot and configure radio to PC connections on various Windows OS versions.
Knowledge of IP addressing and subnetting fundamentals.
Strong understanding of spectrums, frequency management, signal flow, and transmission theories.
Experience with the transportable, self‑enclosed Troposcatter terminal AN/TRC‑170A, digital data transmission up to 100 miles.
Experience with vehicular‑mounted integrated High‑Capacity Line‑Of‑Sight (HCLOS) radio system AN/MRC‑142, two‑way secure digital wideband transmissions up to 35 miles.
Familiarity with AN/TRC‑238 (LRS) for high‑throughput, spectral efficiency, software‑defined operational flexibility.
Familiar with Next Generation Troposcatter system for LOS, OGD, BLOS; up to 210 Mbps.
Familiar with Wireless Point‑to‑Point Link (WPPL) HCLOS radio system for extending local IP traffic.
Experience with the electro‑magnetic spectrum.
Experience working with customers, addressing issues, and managing customer concerns over the telephone and/or in person.
Strong active listening, data entry, and documentation skills.
Experience writing technical solutions and commercial knowledge‑base articles.
Intermediate analytical and troubleshooting skills, attention to detail, consistent resolution of IT problems.
Experience supporting Marine Corps C4I systems and equipment.
Minimum of 3 years’ experience in military training and education.
Direct participation in real‑world operations is desired.
Willing to work in a 24×7×365 secured environment, demonstrate intuitive problem‑solving skills, and allow for flexible scheduling.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Note: This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this position. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.
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Position Type: Full-time
Security Clearance Requirement: Position requires active security clearance
Certification Requirements: CompTIA Security+
Years of Experience: 3 – 5 years direct experience with TACRAD
Roles and Responsibilities
Provides remote and on-site support in the set‑up, operation, and troubleshooting of both Tactical Radio (TACRAD) and Terrestrial High‑Capacity Communications (THC2) systems for the Fleet Marine Force (FMF).
Supports the FMF while deployed, in garrison, and during major exercises and contingency operations in CONUS and OCONUS.
Works cross‑functionally with several departments and those performing work at Government Customer sites; travel up to 25% required.
Provides expertise on Tactical Radios (TACRAD) and C4I systems technical support to Marine Corps, joint services, allied nations, and program offices.
Provides C4I systems expertise including troubleshooting, guidance, analysis of tactical communications systems, system set‑up, maintenance, upgrades, and configuration management for fielded Marine Corps C4I systems.
Utilizes technical expertise in at least two systems (VSAT/SATCOM, NOTM, COC, CAC2S, AFATDS, TBMCS, JBC‑P, MCH, MARCIMS, JADOCS, TCS, MMIM, FTAS, IDS‑MC, URN, JTCW, TVSS, THSv2, C2PC, SPRS, tactical radios and tactical networks).
Configure, program, operate, troubleshoot, and conduct fault isolation of the AN/MRC‑142, WPPL‑T, AN/TRC‑170, AN/TRC‑238(LRS).
Support THC2 Systems during test and evaluation events.
Perform spectrum analysis.
Interface with FMF personnel and U.S. Government employees to provide break/fix support to U.S. Marine Corps tactical networks.
Research technical questions using manuals, guides, fleet advisory messages, and approved knowledge bases.
Identify and elevate situations requiring urgent attention.
Train FMF to set up, configure, operate, troubleshoot, and maintain TACRAD and THC2 systems.
Qualifications and Education Requirements
Must be able to obtain or possess a valid U.S. Passport and be physically qualified to support military exercises and contingency operations.
Thorough understanding of RF theory and antennas; assist in HF antenna selection and erection in a field‑expedient setting.
Ability to install and operate associated radio software platforms (Harris CPA, RPA, JENM, ACES, NRDI, Code plug, ASTRO‑25, Thales PC Programmer).
Basic understanding of computer networking and subnetting; troubleshoot and configure radio to PC connections on various Windows OS versions.
Knowledge of IP addressing and subnetting fundamentals.
Strong understanding of spectrums, frequency management, signal flow, and transmission theories.
Experience with the transportable, self‑enclosed Troposcatter terminal AN/TRC‑170A, digital data transmission up to 100 miles.
Experience with vehicular‑mounted integrated High‑Capacity Line‑Of‑Sight (HCLOS) radio system AN/MRC‑142, two‑way secure digital wideband transmissions up to 35 miles.
Familiarity with AN/TRC‑238 (LRS) for high‑throughput, spectral efficiency, software‑defined operational flexibility.
Familiar with Next Generation Troposcatter system for LOS, OGD, BLOS; up to 210 Mbps.
Familiar with Wireless Point‑to‑Point Link (WPPL) HCLOS radio system for extending local IP traffic.
Experience with the electro‑magnetic spectrum.
Experience working with customers, addressing issues, and managing customer concerns over the telephone and/or in person.
Strong active listening, data entry, and documentation skills.
Experience writing technical solutions and commercial knowledge‑base articles.
Intermediate analytical and troubleshooting skills, attention to detail, consistent resolution of IT problems.
Experience supporting Marine Corps C4I systems and equipment.
Minimum of 3 years’ experience in military training and education.
Direct participation in real‑world operations is desired.
Willing to work in a 24×7×365 secured environment, demonstrate intuitive problem‑solving skills, and allow for flexible scheduling.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Note: This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this position. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.
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