
Electronic Communications Technician
Omniscius Consulting, Washington, DC, United States
The Electronic Communications Technician supports technical surveillance and communications infrastructure for JCITA training environments, ensuring reliable, compliant, and mission-aligned capabilities across classroom and field exercises.
Key Responsibilities
Install, operate, maintain, and repair communications systems for training and field exercises
Support radio, cellular, microwave, and surveillance communications across the JCITA fleet
Manage 450+ cellular devices and associated infrastructure
Maintain and operate surveillance mapping systems and geo-tagging technologies
Develop lesson plans and provide instruction on technical equipment usage
Conduct research and recommend new technologies to enhance training capabilities
Maintain accountability of Government Furnished Property (GFP) and Controlled Access Property (CAP)
Ensure all activities comply with applicable federal laws and regulations
Required Qualifications
Hands-on experience with communications and surveillance systems in operational or training environments
Strong knowledge of:
Radio systems (Motorola P25, repeaters, encryption tools)
Cellular, GSM, and satellite communications
Surveillance technologies and discreet collection equipment
Photography and A/V systems (Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, DVRs)
Experience with mapping software, geo-tagging, and technical surveillance tools
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and technical documentation tools
Ideal Candidate Profile
Former military SIGINT, communications, or surveillance specialist
Experience supporting CI, HUMINT, or law enforcement training environments
Comfortable operating in both classroom and field settings
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Key Responsibilities
Install, operate, maintain, and repair communications systems for training and field exercises
Support radio, cellular, microwave, and surveillance communications across the JCITA fleet
Manage 450+ cellular devices and associated infrastructure
Maintain and operate surveillance mapping systems and geo-tagging technologies
Develop lesson plans and provide instruction on technical equipment usage
Conduct research and recommend new technologies to enhance training capabilities
Maintain accountability of Government Furnished Property (GFP) and Controlled Access Property (CAP)
Ensure all activities comply with applicable federal laws and regulations
Required Qualifications
Hands-on experience with communications and surveillance systems in operational or training environments
Strong knowledge of:
Radio systems (Motorola P25, repeaters, encryption tools)
Cellular, GSM, and satellite communications
Surveillance technologies and discreet collection equipment
Photography and A/V systems (Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, DVRs)
Experience with mapping software, geo-tagging, and technical surveillance tools
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and technical documentation tools
Ideal Candidate Profile
Former military SIGINT, communications, or surveillance specialist
Experience supporting CI, HUMINT, or law enforcement training environments
Comfortable operating in both classroom and field settings
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