Wireless Network Compliance & Data Quality Specialist

Iconma Portal•Columbus, OH

About The Position

Our client, an IT services and consulting company, is seeking a Wireless Network Compliance & Data Quality Specialist for its Columbus, Ohio location. This wireless-dedicated role aligns with the Data Quality and Risk and Controls Centers of Excellence (CoEs). The specialist represents wireless in CoE governance forums, translates policies and control frameworks into wireless requirements, coordinates audits and assessments, and reports wireless data quality and control status to CoE and client stakeholders. The role manages the quality and integrity of wireless inventory and configuration data across CMDBs, asset registers, management platforms, and monitoring tools. It establishes data quality rules and metrics, reconciles data across sources, investigates discrepancies, performs root cause analysis, maintains data documentation, and helps ensure that dashboards and health scores rely on reliable data. The specialist also maintains the wireless risk register and control library, performs control testing and self-assessments, gathers audit evidence, tracks findings and remediation, and assesses risks related to end-of-life equipment, unsupported firmware, and non-standard configurations. The role monitors security, regulatory, design, vendor, licensing, lifecycle, privacy, and data-protection compliance; identifies configuration drift; supports change governance; and produces scorecards and recommendations to drive continuous improvement.

Requirements

Network support and compliance monitoring experience.
A wireless-dedicated resource aligned to Data Quality and Risk and Controls Centers of Excellence.
12 years of experience.

Responsibilities

Represent wireless in Data Quality and Risk and Controls CoE governance forums and working groups.
Translate CoE policies, standards, and control frameworks into wireless-specific requirements and procedures.
Coordinate CoE requests, audits, and assessments with operations, engineering, and telemetry teams.
Report wireless data quality and control status to CoE leads and client stakeholders on an agreed cadence.
Define data quality rules and metrics for wireless data, including accuracy, completeness, consistency, timeliness, and uniqueness.
Maintain the integrity of wireless inventory and configuration data across CMDBs, asset registers, management platforms, and monitoring tools.
Run regular data quality checks and reconciliations across sources; investigate and resolve discrepancies.
Perform root cause analysis on recurring data issues and drive process or tooling fixes.
Maintain data dictionaries, metric definitions, and data lineage documentation.
Work with the telemetry team to validate that dashboards and health scores are based on reliable data.
Maintain the wireless risk register and control library, mapping controls to the wireless environment.
Perform control testing and self-assessments covering configuration baselines, access management, change control, firmware currency, and wireless security settings.
Collect, review, and retain audit evidence; support internal, external, and regulatory audits.
Track control exceptions, findings, and remediation actions through closure.
Assess risks from end-of-life hardware, unsupported firmware, and non-standard configurations, and recommend mitigations.
Monitor adherence to security policy, regulatory requirements, and design standards across regions and sites.
Identify configuration drift and non-compliance, and coordinate remediation with operations and engineering.
Support change and release governance by verifying compliance checks before and after changes.
Track vendor and licensing compliance, as well as lifecycle and support status.
Support privacy and data protection requirements for collected wireless data, including retention and access controls.
Produce compliance, risk, and data quality scorecards by region and site.
Highlight trends, systemic issues, and high-risk areas with recommended actions.
Contribute compliance and data quality requirements to design standards assessments and operational runbooks.
Promote awareness of data quality and control responsibilities across wireless teams.