Jobs at Chartis Consulting Corporation

Manage tactical spectrum engineering for CBP: review NTIA agendas, renew and consolidate frequency records, perform propagation and intermodulation studies, coordinate with NTIA/FCC/ITU-R and DHS, prepare technical reports and licensing submissions, and support interoperability and spectrum policy initiatives.

Supports the Program Manager in executing large-scale tactical communications engineering, modernization, operations, and maintenance projects. Coordinates planning, staffing, schedules, technical teams, vendors, subcontractors, and Government stakeholders. Maintains dashboards, performance measures, risk and issue logs, status reports, briefings, and program documentation. Serves as a Government-facing point of contact for ICE and supports contract management, issue resolution, and compliance with ISO 9001, PMI, ITIL, DHS SELC, security, and accessibility requirements.

Develops, reviews, tests, validates, and deploys Motorola P25 subscriber-radio codeplugs for federal and partner-agency operations. Ensures interoperability, security, accuracy, and alignment with system standards and operational requirements. Coordinates programming activities, codeplug updates, firmware and encryption changes, field deployments, and programming teams. Troubleshoots subscriber, programming, encryption, and interoperability issues while documenting configurations, test results, and deployment status.

Provides operations, maintenance, monitoring, troubleshooting, sustainment, upgrades, and field support for secure Motorola P25 LMR core communications infrastructure. Supports primary and secondary core resiliency, controlled connectivity alternation, Key Management Facility activities, radio programming, OEM updates, incident documentation, technical escalation, and coordination with customers, vendors, and technical teams in a 24/7/365 mission environment.

Provide operations and maintenance for Motorola P25/LMR primary and secondary core systems supporting secure public-safety communications. Responsibilities include monitoring, troubleshooting, firmware and software updates, resiliency and controlled failover support, Key Management Facility data entry, field radio-programming support, vendor coordination, documentation, incident tracking, and issue escalation. The role supports 24/7/365 operations in Orlando and/or Chandler and requires DHS suitability and U.S. citizenship.

Design, integrate, modernize, deploy, and troubleshoot wireless communications systems (point-to-point, mesh, mobile). Gather customer requirements, produce preliminary designs and cost estimates, plan IP transport and routing, document network diagrams, support procurement, and produce technical reports and briefings.

Responsible for engineering, configuring, and maintaining Motorola ASTRO 25 infrastructure and MCC7500 consoles; programming subscriber radios and fleetmaps; performing RF coverage analysis and diagnostics; integrating LMR with IP networks and gateways; upgrading firmware/software; supporting field maintenance and training technicians to ensure mission-critical communications reliability.

The OTAR Specialist supports secure tactical communications, manages operational tasks, and ensures compliance with federal security requirements in mission-critical environments.

The Senior Telecommunications Network Engineer will design, integrate, and modernize communication networks, serving as a technical authority and guiding implementation efforts.

The Network Engineer will design, integrate, and modernize communications networks, focusing on IP networking and troubleshooting wired and wireless environments.

Responsible for maintaining and supporting mission-critical communications systems infrastructure, including installation, performance tuning, and cybersecurity compliance.

The RF Network Engineer will design, maintain, and troubleshoot mission-critical network infrastructure, including routers, switches, and firewalls, while ensuring network security and performance.