Emergency Communications Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-29
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Emergency Crisis Mgmt / Disaster Relief, Telecoms Engineering
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The Emergency Communications Engineer reports to the Director of Emergency Communications within the Public Safety and Emergency Management division. The role supports the communication services and technologies that make up NYC 911 and emergency response services for the residents and visitors of New York City.
The agency describes this role as urgent: it must be filled as soon as possible to ensure there are no impacts to life-safety support services and no delays to critical projects.
MWBE PROFESSIONAL IT SERVICES Emergency Communications EngineerNYC 911 Operations
· Public Safety and Emergency Management Division
· Labor Category: SP2
The Emergency Communications Engineer reports to the Director of Emergency Communications within the Public Safety and Emergency Management division. The role supports the communication services and technologies that make up NYC 911 and emergency response services for the residents and visitors of New York City.
The agency describes this role as urgent: it must be filled as soon as possible to ensure there are no impacts to life-safety support services and no delays to critical projects.
II. Engagement DetailsAssignment No. & TitleA — Emergency Communications Engineer
Requisition MWBE
Requisition ADivision
Public Safety and Emergency Management (NYC 911 Operations)
Reports To Director of Emergency Communications Labor CategorySP2
Work Arrangement On site
Work Location2 Metro Tech Center (2
MTC), Brooklyn, NY; travel within the NYC region as required
Scheduled Work Hours Normal business hours, Monday–Friday; 35 hours per week (not including the mandatory unpaid meal break after 6 hours of work)
On-Call / After Hours Required when needed, including after hours and weekends
A. Vendor and Partner Coordination
Oversee vendors supporting emergency communications, telecommunications services, and infrastructure.
Coordinate with 911 Originating Service Providers, neighboring jurisdictions, and Emergency Communications Relay Centers.
Deploy and support Emergency Communications network infrastructure, including racking and cabling equipment.
Configure and test Emergency Communications network infrastructure.
Provide technical support for E911 and NG911 telephony and telecommunications systems and services associated with 911 call delivery to New York City's Public Safety Answering Centers.
Provide technical support for Text-to-911 (TT911) services, including inbound and outbound SMS, MMS, and RTT technology and services.
Provide technical support and oversight for vendor-managed ESInet services and systems.
Provide technical support for Public Safety Unified Communications systems and services.
Provide technical support for all emergency point-to-point links, alarm relays, automated inbound 911 relays, telematics, and third-party 911 communications.
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