Telecommunications Specialist

Telecommunications SpecialistAs a Telecommunications Specialist at the GS-0391-13 some of your typical work assignments may include:Conducts research on new technologies; produces broadcast and production systems designs; and evaluates existing technologies for applicability to WMA enterprise-wide application.Uses digital tools like Automatic Computer Aided Design (AutoCAD) to draft blueprints, network topologies, and floor plans.Troubleshooting issues related to broadcast equipment implementation and sustainment.Manages and resolves technical problems with all types of audio and television production and electronic newsgathering systems, including satellite television platforms and high-end audio production and recording facilities; high definition (HD) television production and recording facilities; audio and television duplication systems; special analog and digital applications; audio and video signal compression systems; audio and video conditioning and processing equipment; computerized electronic imaging systems; fiber-optic transmission and reception systems; digital switching systems; and computer controlled television and radio automation systems.Prepares statement of work for equipment and systems requirements, performance work statements, and contracting documents for complex technical acquisitions.Ensure repairs to equipment are made in accordance with original equipment manufacturer standards.Develops and evaluates complex equipment specifications and requirements, conducts tests, and determines the suitability of off the-shelf electronic equipment, and complex, sophisticated electronic systems to ensure compliance with WMA technical and operational requirements.