Lead Wireless Network Engineer

CACI•High Point, NC

13h

About The Position

CACI’s Enterprise IT (EIT) Sector is seeking a Lead Wireless Engineer in support of an Air Force Modernization program. As the Lead Wireless Engineer, you’ll support infrastructure modernization of unclassified and classified base area networks to include site survey, design and installation activities across wired, wireless, and broadband.

Requirements

Active Secret security clearance
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience and 10+ years of related work experience (HS Diploma/associates degree with 12+ years performing as a Manager in DoD supporting large, complex networks may be considered in lieu of bachelor’s degree)
In-depth knowledge of wireless networking technologies, protocols, and standards (e.g., Wi-Fi 6, WPA3)
Experience with wireless network design tools and software
DoD 8140 IAT II Baseline Certification (CompTIA Security+ CE or CCNA-SEC); CCNP or CCDP or equivalent CWNP Certifications (e.g., CWNA, CWSP, CWDP)
Proficient with MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, Word, PowerPoint)

Nice To Haves

10+ years of experience managing telecommunications and/or data center projects

Responsibilities

Lead the creation of network architectures, topology diagrams, and data flow artifacts (Visio) for wireless solutions, focusing on high availability and performance.
Manage site surveys and Engineering team in the design of modernized network architecture ensuring compliance with Air Force standards and security protocols.
Design, implement, and document secure network architectures, including STIG checklists, port/protocol/service documentation, and Plan of Actions and Milestones (POA&M) in compliance with DAF and DoD RMF standards.
Oversee the installation of wireless network equipment, including access points, controllers, and related hardware.
Perform, troubleshoot, and resolve network issues.
Provide Tier 3 support to operations & Maintenance (O&M) teams.
Ensure all installations meet industry safety standards and operational cleanliness, restoring sites to original or better condition.