Wireless Network Engineer II

INODE INK•San Antonio, TX

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

INODE is seeking a Wireless Network Engineer II to lead wireless and network operations for their USAF customer. This role involves assisting with day-to-day wireless and network needs, providing high-level technical expertise in wired and unwired wireless network principles, and working directly with the Project Manager and end users to identify, resolve, and adopt new technologies. The goal is to modernize infrastructure, streamline operations, and meet SLAs. This is a remote/hybrid position.

Requirements

Must be a US Citizen
Must have an active DoD Secret or higher clearance
Must be able to work an 8hr day shift Monday-Friday
Associates or BS degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or related discipline or 5+ years of IT experience in varying levels of enterprise IT services
4+ years of experience in network management
2+ years in wireless network management
Information Assurance System Architect and Engineer (IASAE) Level II Certification or equivalent required (CompTIA SecurityX certification or higher)
Possesses and empathetic and problem-solving attitude
Ability to develop and present technical documentation to none technical clients
Excellent communication skills, with the ability to engage both technical teams and stakeholders

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of security vulnerabilities

Responsibilities

Review and evaluate network design solutions
Participate in full lifecycle development of network solutions
Design and deploy government LANs, WANs, and wireless networks, including core data center & site firewalls, routers, core & site switches, and other network hardware
Create and maintain documentation as it relates to network configurations/diagrams, network mapping, processes, and service records
Meet the needs of the end users
Communicate issues quickly and concisely to management
Ability to function autonomously as well as lead and motivate others as needed
Ability to interpret and analyze issues, implement solutions, and reflect on lessons learned
Ability to simulate user problems or difficulties
Ability to gather requirements from varying locations
Ability to create blueprints, schematics, other layout design documents
Willingness to keep up to date in technology trends specific to network and telecommunication management
Implement or improve processes that will simplify, reduce time, and/or increase accuracy, effectiveness, or security of the systems