The Engineer II, Network Services works with cross-functional teams and customers to understand business requirements and translate them into technical specifications. The role identifies the underlying requirements behind feature requests and recommends alternative technical approaches. It partners with technical teams to launch projects and provide ongoing technical support, and collaborates with management to streamline technology processes and develop procedures supporting the business unit or department. The position establishes platform and capability roadmaps that consider value-based outcomes, maintenance costs, supportability, and performance. It supports sound integration, data, security, and business architecture throughout the lifecycle; delivers technical solutions aligned with business and platform outcomes; and troubleshoots systems, solutions, and services. The engineer also improves implementation methods and technical service offerings, participates in an engineering Community of Interest, and maintains deep expertise in relevant systems, solutions, services, and applications. The role is part of AARP Information Technology Services, which supports enterprise technology and information security functions, including infrastructure design and operations, systems and software lifecycle implementations, mobile workforce enablement, and protection of AARP networks, systems, and data. AARP uses technologies and practices such as cloud computing, automation, artificial intelligence, and machine learning within collaborative Agile teams. This position has a hybrid work environment. Mondays and Fridays are remote workdays except for essential functions; remote work must be performed within the United States and its territories.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level