The Wireless Network Engineer performs systems engineering, design, analysis, and experimentation for wireless networks. The role evaluates the performance of Media Access Control (MAC) and higher layers across wireless network types; researches, designs, and implements wireless networks; and defines applicable engineering specifications and hardware and software resource requirements. The engineer recommends wireless network optimization, additions, and upgrades to meet Government requirements, and conducts and documents radio-frequency coverage and site surveys, including producing heat maps for the area of responsibility. The position provides responsive network services, including real-time configuration control, network restoration, quality control, and performance standards. It manages networks using industry-standard platforms, network performance analysis, Cisco IOS configuration, and troubleshooting. The role requires advanced engineering and administration of Cisco devices, multiprotocol routers, multilayer switches, network security devices, and network management systems. Supported equipment and software include Cisco Works, Cisco Call Manager, Cisco Meeting Place, Cisco routers and switches, Cisco Adaptive Control Server, EIGRP, OSPF, STP, and HP OpenView. The engineer collaborates with network technicians, vendors, and managers and must communicate effectively in writing, verbally, and through presentations. This is an onsite role at an international work location, with 40 scheduled hours per week and less than 10% travel required. A Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship are required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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