SITEC - Network Wireless Engineer - MacDill AFB

Peraton•MacDill AFB, FL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Peraton is hiring a Network Wireless Engineer to support the Special Operations Command Information Technology Enterprise Contract (SITEC) 3 Enterprise Operations and Maintenance task order. The position is located at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida and supports USSOCOM, its component commands, Theater Special Operations Commands, and deployed forces with operations and maintenance services for network operations, systems and network infrastructure, end-user and common-device support, configuration and asset management, training, and IMAC services. The engineer performs systems engineering, design, analysis, and experimentation for wireless networks and leads requirements analysis, design, development, and documentation of complex information systems supporting USSOCOM and SOF missions. The role evaluates wireless network performance, researches and implements network designs, defines engineering specifications and resource needs, and recommends optimization and upgrades. It also supports LAN/WAN operations, security, upgrades, troubleshooting, monitoring, and documentation, while developing and managing Zero Trust measures and architecture in accordance with NIST SP 800-207. Wireless systems must comply with applicable USSOCOM manuals and NSA CSfC Capability Packages.

Requirements

At least 12 years of relevant experience with a high school diploma; 10 years with an associate degree; 8 years with a bachelor's degree; 6 years with a master's degree; or 3 years with a PhD.
DoW TS/SCI clearance.
DoW 8140 compliance under Work Role Code 441 – Network Operations Specialist, Intermediate level or higher.
DoDD 8570 IAT II certification and one of the following: CCNP Enterprise, Certified Wireless Network Professional, or HPE Aruba Networking Certified Professional – Campus Access.

Responsibilities

Perform systems engineering, design, analysis, and experimentation of wireless networks.
Lead and execute requirements analysis, design, development, and documentation of complex information systems supporting USSOCOM and SOF missions.
Evaluate the performance of Media Access Control (MAC) and higher layers of wireless networks.
Research, design, and implement wireless networks, defining applicable engineering specifications and hardware and software resource requirements.
Recommend wireless network optimization, additions, and upgrades to meet Government requirements.
Conduct and document radio frequency coverage and site surveys.
Document network infrastructure, designs, and topologies.
Administer LAN/WAN-related network services in accordance with Government policies and procedures.
Coordinate and implement network software and hardware upgrades.
Troubleshoot and resolve LAN/WAN performance, connectivity, and related network problems.
Administer LAN/WAN security, antivirus, and spam-control measures.
Use monitoring and troubleshooting tools; create monitoring reports and logs and ensure link functionality.
Implement and manage Zero Trust security measures, including access control, encryption, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, and cloud-based security models and controls.
Develop Zero Trust Architecture in accordance with NIST SP 800-207.
Ensure wireless systems comply with USSOCOM Manuals 380-19 and 380-3 and NSA Commercial Solutions for Classified Capability Packages.
Resolve ticket requests and incidents, escalating to the engineering team when required.