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Video Telecommunications Specialist II

CompTech Computer Technologies
Location
San Antonio, TX
Posted
15 days ago
Department
Operations
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Four (4) years of experience in video telecommunications, VTC support, audiovisual technology, technical support, or a related discipline
  • Demonstrated hands-on experience supporting VTC and/or enterprise audiovisual systems
  • Experience troubleshooting conference room AV/VTC equipment and resolving technical issues
  • Experience setting up, testing, operating, and supporting video conferencing sessions
  • Experience coordinating or scheduling VTC sessions, conference rooms, or audiovisual resources
  • Ability to diagnose audio, video, connectivity, hardware, and peripheral issues
Nice to have
  • CompTIA Security+
  • CompTIA CySA+
  • Additional certifications related to audiovisual technologies, unified communications, networking, video conferencing, or DoD cyber workforce requirements
What the job really is

The Video Telecommunications Specialist II at CompTech is responsible for providing technical support for video teleconferencing (VTC) and audiovisual (AV) systems at Joint Base San Antonio. Daily tasks include troubleshooting equipment, coordinating conference sessions, performing video capture, and training end users on AV/VTC technology. The role requires hands-on experience with VTC systems and strong customer service skills to ensure optimal performance during meetings and events.

Benefits
  • $22.48 /hour + $5.09/hour Health & Welfare (H&W)
  • Medical insurance options
  • PTO
  • 401(k)
Things to weigh
  • Position requires an active Secret Security Clearance
  • Salary is hourly and may be subject to Service Contract Act (SCA) wage requirements
  • On-site work at Joint Base San Antonio is required
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