Network Engineer

Responsibilities & Qualifications
RESPONSIBILITIES

Support network engineering activities for both LANs and WLANs under the direction of a Network Engineer.
Apply knowledge of LAN/WLAN engineering and scientific principles, and computer technologies.
Support Survey and Design efforts for LAN and WLAN modernization efforts which may include various types of LAN/WLAN hardware (i.e. Aruba, Ruckus, Juniper, or Cisco) for capacity, redundancy, signal strength, and/or device placement.
Support cost analysis based on historical data to compare OEM electronics and provide a recommendation to the government.
Configuration and installation of network routers, switches, wireless controllers, and access points.
Support the implementation of Campus Area Network and VLANs subnet IP addressing migrations.
Ensure Cybersecurity requirements are met for all installed components.
Support development of Implementation Plans and other documentation as required by the PWS.
Support development of a List of Materials for all hardware necessary to complete the installation.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

Active Secret Clearance required.
Ability to obtain a US passport.
Bachelor of Science degree in electrical, computer, or electronics engineering (or closely related curriculum)
10 years’ experience in LAN/WLAN network surveys, designs, configurations, and implementations with relevant technical training and/or certifications
The degree can be substituted for years of experience
Minimum of 2 years technical training.
Must be proficient in Microsoft Excel
Experience with Microsoft Word
System Certification - Must possess one of the following:
Cisco (CCNA)
Juniper (JNCIA-Junos)
Ruckus (RCNA)
IAT Level II Certification - Must posess one of the following:
CCNA-Security
CySA+
GICSP
GSEC
Security+ CE (Preferred)
CND
SSCP