FTE Infrastructure Specialist

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Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District

• Position Type:
  Classified Positions/ Infrastructure Specialist
• Date Posted:
  10/29/2026
• Closing Date:
  11/06/2026

Position/PCN: Infrastructure Specialist
Position FTE: 1.0 FTE
Pay Grade: 15
Starting Wage: $26.19

Days Per Year: 260
Shift hours: 7:30-4PM

Specific job responsibilities relevant for this position include:

Class

Summary:

Under general supervision, installs, maintains, replaces, tests, documents, and troubleshoots district structured cabling, video surveillance, electronic access-control, and two-way radio systems. The position performs field and device-level work using established designs, programming standards, radio programming, procedures, and security requirements, and escalates complex system, integration, or engineering issues.

Distinguishing Characteristics:

Duty No.

Frequency

Band/Grade

1

1 Installs, terminates, labels, tests, documents, repairs, and replaces copper and fiber cabling, patch panels, racks, pathways, grounding or bonding components within assigned scope, and other low-voltage infrastructure supporting district technology systems.
Daily

2

2 Installs, mounts, replaces, aims, focuses, configures, and tests IP and other approved video surveillance cameras, housings, mounts, power components, network connections, and related field equipment.
Weekly

3

3 Troubleshoots camera image quality, power, cabling, PoE, network connectivity, environmental, firmware, and device configuration issues; performs corrective work and accurately documents results.
Daily

4

4 Installs, connects, maintains, replaces, and troubleshoots electronic access-control components, including controllers, interface boards, readers, and power supplies
Daily

5

5 Performs authorized access-control programming using established standards, including door modes, schedules, access levels, alarm inputs, and device configuration; escalates enterprise-level or integration issues.
Weekly

6

6 Coordinates with Facilities and locksmith personnel when electronic access-control work intersects with doors, frames, mechanical hardware, ADA operators, electrical power, or construction.
Weelky

7

7 Programs portable and mobile two-way radios from approved templates or codeplugs; deploys, inventories, maintains, and troubleshoots radios, batteries, chargers, antennas, and accessories.
Monthly

8

8 Performs basic radio coverage and operational testing, identifies probable device, programming, accessory, or infrastructure faults, and escalates complex RF, repeater, antenna, interference, or licensing matters.
Monthly

9

9 Uses approved tools and procedures to test cabling, low-voltage circuits, network connectivity, radio operation, and electronic security devices; interprets diagrams, floor plans, schedules, wiring documents, and technical manuals.
Weekly

10

10 Maintains accurate inventories, programming records, labels, cable records, device locations, photographs, work notes, and configuration documentation in district systems.
Daily

11

11 Responds to service requests and outages, communicates status and operational impact, coordinates access to occupied facilities, and restores work areas to a safe and professional condition.
Weekly

12

12 Supports projects, contractors, inspections, equipment staging, warehouse activities, and acceptance testing under established designs and the direction of senior technical staff or the Infrastructure Supervisor.
Weekly

13

13 Protects confidential security information, credentials, radio programming data, camera locations, access-control information, and system documentation in accordance with district requirements.
Daily

14

14 Performs other duties consistent with the position's purpose, level, and assigned infrastructure scope.
Daily

Knowledge: Principles and practices of structured copper and fiber cabling, terminations, pathways, labeling, testing, and low-voltage workmanship.

• Basic Ethernet, TCP/IP, VLAN, PoE, addressing, and network troubleshooting concepts sufficient to support connected cameras and access-control devices.
• Camera installation methods, field of view, image quality, environmental ratings, mounting, power, connectivity, firmware, and…