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Welcome to the September 2018 edition of the eEngineering.com Newsletter. Our newsletter is designed to provide our customers with the latest two-way radio, wireless communications, and security solutions news. Trouble viewing the newsletter, see it here.
 
 
 
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Meet Chris Peterson, a field service technician for our Des Moines Branch. Chris has been with the company almost 2 years and first started with us as an intern when he was in college.

We asked the following questions:

What are all of the different “hats” you’ve worn while at Electronic Engineering?

Chris: Whenever there is a radio challenge with a customer’s system, I troubleshoot their issues and come up with a fix. I enjoy the variety my job provides. One day I am working on updating radio systems for Iowa State Patrol cars and the next I’m helping install a seven simulcast site system in Nebraska. In between I could be on a microwave point-to-point system project or helping chart a solution for increased in-building cell or radio coverage.

How did you find Electronic Engineering?

Chris: While I was studying for my associate’s degree, we heard from senior leadership at Electronic Engineering. I decided to apply for an internship to see what the job would be like while I continued my studies. I’ve always liked to work with my hands and when I realized I could combine my interest in electronics and networking with a hands-on profession at EE, I knew it would be a good fit.

What is one thing that readers and friends might be surprised to know about you?

Chris: I enjoy public speaking and have been pulled into a few different ad campaigns both in my time in the Air Force and while I was studying at Des Moines Area Community College. I worked in a video production studio for many years. I’ve also spoken at college graduation.

Editor’s note: You can see Chris’ commercial here!

What are some of the things you like to do in your free time?

Chris: I have quite a few hobbies that keep me busy. I have a woodworking shop where I make all sorts of furniture, decorations, pens, and other things. I also have been into playing music since I was a teenager. I started on piano and moved to percussion, guitar, and bass. I’m also big into board gaming with family and friends.

Chris is a born and raised Iowan and served 10 years in the United States Air Force. Originally from Nevada, Iowa, Chris currently lives with his brother, his sister-in-law and their daughter. They have a dog and cats – it’s a pretty full household!
 
 
 
 
 
We are looking for several qualified technicians for positions around the state. To review position descriptions or apply, please visit our website. Please feel free to pass this information along to anyone who might be interested!
 
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The Iowa Statewide Interoperable Communications System Board (ISICSB) announced grant funds available for PSAPs to apply for a consolette to provide interconnectivity to the Iowa Statewide Interoperable Communications System (ISICS). Contact Anne Roth for more information and assistance with the application.
 
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A company by the name of “Federal Licensing, Inc.” recently unleashed a new scheme to persuade Federal Communications Commission (FCC) licensees to pay them to file applications. The first sentence in their latest solicitation letter starts with “We received a request for modification to your two-way radio license Call Sign [KAAA123],” and then asks the recipient to “indicate all Modifications below & return in the enclosed envelope.” These scams are meant to have the licensee pay for or pay more for services that come standard with FCC licensing.

A copy of this latest solicitation can be viewed on EWA’s website for reference purposes.

Contact Electronic Engineering if you have any questions regarding your FCC license.
 
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  • Electronic Engineering provided on-site communications for the two-day Pedaler’s Jamboree Iowa, a bicycle music festival that provides live music along the Katy Trail in Bondurant.

  • Electronic Engineering continues to provide two-way radios for Des Moines Veterans Stand Down, a two-day event providing supplies and services to homeless veterans, such as food, shelter, clothing, health screenings and VA Social Security benefits counseling. Veterans can also receive referrals for other assistance such as health care, housing solutions, employment, substance use treatment and mental health counseling.
 
 
 
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