Job opening - Electronic Communications Tech

[dgower]

If any of you are interested, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's department has openings for ECT - Electronic Communications Technician.

For more info:

https://sjobs.brassring.com/11033/a...bSiteId=5045&JobSiteInfo=333834_5045&gqid=678

 

[spectr17]

dgower, the link is coming up down for maintenance, is that a good link? I'll pass it on to our USAF radio group. Thanks.

 

[dgower]

It seems to work now.. thanks!

 

[inlandpatch]

If any of you are interested, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's department has openings for ECT - Electronic Communications Technician.

For more info:

https://sjobs.brassring.com/11033/a...bSiteId=5045&JobSiteInfo=333834_5045&gqid=678

dgower,
i am very interested in working with radio communications, but i don't know what the basics are to get a degree in college, if any, or what could i start on getting experience. could you help me out?

 

[SCPD]

If you're thinking college, Electrical Engineering is a good place to get the foundation of knowledge needed. Most community colleges will be able to help you with that. Most if not all government jobs also require an FCC General Radio Telephone Operator License. Its also helpful to show competency in networking with either OJE or certifications likes network+ and Security+. Another degree path that is helpful is computer sciences...systems now a days are becoming more and more ip based. To go along with the computer science. Hope this helps...feel free to PM me if you have any more questions.

dgower,
i am very interested in working with radio communications, but i don't know what the basics are to get a degree in college, if any, or what could i start on getting experience. could you help me out?