Personnel Qualifications
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PR No: 81-0602-26
RFQ No: N00173-27-Q-0002
Attachment No: 04
PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS
FOR
DEVELOPMENT, INTEGRATION AND MAINTENANCE OF SPECIAL RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT EQUIPMENT FOR THE POMONKEY FACILITY
Key Personnel:
RADIO FREQUENCY & MICROWAVE SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN
ELECTROMECHANICAL SPECIALIST
MODELMAKER
Other Personnel:
ANTENNA SUPPORT PERSONNEL
PR No: 81-0602-26
RFQ No: N00173-27-Q-0002
Attachment No: 04
RADIO FREQUENCY & MICROWAVE SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN
(Key Personnel)
EDUCATION:
Certification from a four-year technical school and a High School Diploma.
EXPERIENCE:
Minimum of twenty-five years of experience as a Radio Frequency and Microwave Systems Technician. Must also include twenty years of experience climbing towers or similar structures and using OSHA approved safety equipment at high elevations (up to 135 feet).
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:
The Radio Frequency & Microwave Systems Technician is required to have hands-on experience and a practical knowledge of radio frequency (3 – 300 MHz), microwave (300 – 40,000 MHz), electrical, and mechanical theory and principles as applied to full motion parabolic (FMP) antenna systems and scientific radio frequency and microwave equipment, including the maintenance and repair of such antenna systems and equipment. Work demands ability to perform antenna system, radio frequency component, and microwave component test, measurement, and calibration. The Technician must be able to use a wide variety of electronic test equipment as well as mechanical measurement equipment to verify proper operation and test modifications of, or improvements to, the Facility’s FMP antenna systems. In addition, knowledge in troubleshooting and repairing electronic and servo mechanisms to the component level is required to locate sources of defective operation or cause of breakdown of these antenna systems or related laboratory equipment.
This person must be proficient in the use of the following equipment: •
Spectrum Analyzers
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Microwave Power Meters
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Radio Frequency and Microwave Function Generators
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Line Elements
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Time Domain Reflectometers
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Digital Volt Meters
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Servo Response Recorders
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Soldering/Desoldering Stations
REQUIREMENTS:
The Radio Frequency & Microwave Systems Technician shall install, repair, adjust, specify, test and
PR No: 81-0602-26
RFQ No: N00173-27-Q-0002
Attachment No: 04
maintain scientific equipment designed for radio frequency and microwave systems such as: antenna feeds, low noise amplifiers, power amplifiers, high power amplifiers (both solid state and travelling wave
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