Meteorological Electronics Technician Supervisor

APPLICATION REQUIREMENT: To be considered for this role, you must submit a resume and cover letter. The Oklahoma Mesonet collects and disseminates weather data from 170+ automated weather stations across the state. Located in the National Weather Center, the Mesonet Field group manages the physical operations of the sensing sites as well as all associated communications networks. Typical duties: Responsible for ensuring the reliability, accuracy, and performance of the network of weather monitoring and communications systems. This position oversees the installation, maintenance, and repair of remote sensing and communications infrastructure. Provides advanced troubleshooting, coordinates with state and federal partners, and leads field efforts to sustain continuous, high-quality environmental data collection. Coordinates installation, repair, and maintenance of remote sensing equipment across the station network. Troubleshoots failed sensors, communications equipment, and power systems on a time-sensitive basis. Guides and mentors assigned field staff on technical procedures and operational priorities. Manages field operations budget preparation and ongoing budget administration. Coordinates regulatory license updates, renewals, and new filings for communications systems. Manages fleet procurement, outfitting, and maintenance for field operations. Prepares quarterly operational reports and priority projections for leadership review. Coordinates with state and federal partner agencies to sustain collaborative field operations. Required Education: Associate Degree Electrical Engineering, Electronics Technology, Meteorology, Information Technology, or a related technical field OR equivalent combination of education and experience AND 60 months experience in field operations, electronics maintenance, installations, remote sensing systems, telecommunications, or related technical work. Skills : Advanced knowledge of electronics, remote sensing systems, communications infrastructure, and meteorological instrumentation. Knowledge of preventive maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting procedures for weather monitoring and communication equipment. Understanding of FCC licensing requirements, state and federal regulations, and safety standards for field operations. Familiarity with data management practices, metadata documentation, and quality assurance procedures. Strong problem-solving and analytical skills for diagnosing and resolving complex technical issues. Strong communication skills to collaborate with internal teams, external agencies, vendors, and contractors Proficient in using field tools, test equipment, computers, and data reporting systems Ability to make independent, technical decisions while following organizational policies and safety protocols. Ability to respond rapidly to system failures or emergency situations, prioritizing actions under time-sensitive conditions. Strong foundation in basic mathematics and quantitative reasoning. Ability to read, interpret, and apply complex technical materials, including blueprints, metrics, and manuals. Ability to build rapport with students, faculty, staff, and external stakeholders. Working Conditions Exposure to varying and sometimes extreme weather conditions, including heat, cold, wind, rain, and thunderstorms. May require working at elevated heights, in confined spaces, or around electrical and radio equipment. May include irregular hours, weekends, and emergency response during severe weather events or critical system outages Use of personal protective equipment (PPE) Ability to perform repetitive motions as required for equipment installation and maintenance tasks. Ability to lift, carry, and move objects weighing 45 pounds or more. Ability to climb ladders and communication towers up to 100 feet in height, requiring agility, balance, and adherence to all safety protocols. Ability to operate a vehicle safely for extended periods Travel across Oklahoma is required for r…

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