Wireless Network Engineer

Wireless Network Engineer

Description

• SAIC is seeking a
• Wireless Network Engineer
• to design, integrate, and support enterprise wireless LAN/WAN over OSP/FTTx networks, engineer and implement GPON solutions (ONT, OLT, WDM) for Marine Corps installations.
• The candidate will sit at our customer site in Stafford, VA.

Job Duties

Plan, design, implement, and optimize wireless LAN and related technologies integrated with GPON.

Develop engineering drawings, test plans/procedures, and cutover/migration documentation.

Provide operational support for large-scale, high-availability wireless deployments; troubleshoot LAN/WAN/wireless issues.

Conduct feasibility analyses; execute tests, log defects, verify fixes, and contribute to test strategies.

Perform site audits; ensure network compatibility and recommend remediation.

Create functional designs, deployment procedures, and operational processes; lead technical efforts and mentor staff.

Qualifications

Required Education and Work Experience

Bachelors degree and five (5) years of work experience.

SME-level experience with Wireless LAN; strong knowledge of up to Wi-Fi 7 and Layer 2/Layer 3.

Experience with Cisco-based wireless site surveys, network design, and implementation.

Experience with Wi Fi, WAN/LAN; RF design/optimization and range/propagation testing.

SIP, IMS, and VoLTE standards.

Required Security Clearance

An active Secret clearance required to start

Desired Qualifications

Certifications: Security+, CWNP, CWDP, CWNA, Network+, CySA+, CASP, CCNA.

Experience with GPON/FTTx design for major providers; network architecture/engineering focused on GPON.

Knowledge of ITU T G.984.x, Telcordia GR 1275, IEEE 802.2/802.3, and NIST standards.

Hands-on configuring/installing Cisco switches, routers, and wireless; HP Aruba and Cisco Catalyst experience highly desired.

Target salary range: $120,001 - $160,000. The estimate displayed represents the typical salary range for this position based on experience and other factors.