Are you ready to be at the heart of cutting-edge broadcast technology? Join the Network Operations Center (NOC) team at EMF, where you'll play a key role in monitoring and optimizing our radio networks. As a NOC Technician, you’ll work alongside Engineers, ensuring compliance with FCC guidelines and delivering top-tier quality through proactive communication with both equipment and personnel. All of this takes place from our dynamic and fast-paced EMF Headquarters. If you're ready to make an impact in the world of broadcast operations, we want to hear from you! This is an on-site position that will provide coverage for 3rd shift (10pm-6:30am) on Wednesday-Sunday. Here's some of what you will be doing: RF Broadcast Network Monitoring & Support Monitor and interpret transmitter signals using remote control systems, analyzing audible or visible alerts that indicate transmitter status, signal loss, or equipment faults across K-LOVE’s broadcast facilities. Verify daily transmitter and activity logs, ensuring delivery integrity and logging compliance; prepare additional reports such as telemetry analysis to support operational oversight. Use basic troubleshooting skills to triage, isolate, and remotely restore functionality of RF broadcast equipment, including satellite receivers, EAS systems, audio processors, and STL/TSL links. Perform proactive and corrective actions to resolve detected issues or escalate appropriately to Field or Contract Engineers when necessary. Coordinate actively with Engineering teams to support the remote testing, configuration, or repair of broadcast systems, including RF control systems and satellite-fed equipment. Adjust NOC monitoring equipment and systems as needed to maintain uninterrupted broadcast service. Create database scripts for RF broadcast equipment that accommodates for equipment replacement as well as new site builds. Network Infrastructure Monitoring & Support Monitor internal IT systems and infrastructure, including routers, switches, servers, firewalls, and cloud-based services using network monitoring tools (e.g., PRTG, SolarWinds, Kybio). Respond to system alerts related to connectivity, latency, packet loss, or hardware resource utilization (CPU, memory, storage), ensuring swift response to minimize downtime. Troubleshoot basic Layer 1–3 issues, such as physical connectivity, IP conflicts, or interface errors. Support up time for core IT services, including DNS, DHCP, VoIP, file servers, and remote access systems. Assist with preventive maintenance tracking, leveraging logs, alarms, and trend analysis to prevent service-impacting issues. Incident Management & Communication Create, update, and close work orders accurately and in a timely manner in accordance with incident response and ticketing procedures. Document events and technical resolutions in shift logs and dashboards to ensure smooth transition between shifts and accurate reporting. Follow established escalation procedures, ensuring timely notification and coordination with Engineering or management teams for unresolved or critical issues. Participate in incident reviews and knowledge sharing, contributing insights to improve system reliability and team effectiveness.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED