About the role
Senior Wireless Network Architect We are seeking a Senior Wireless Network Architect to lead the architecture, design, implementation, and support of enterprise wireless infrastructure. This role focuses on modern wireless networks, RF surveys, deployment, optimization, and ensuring high performance and reliability across large-scale environments.
Key Responsibilities:
Architect, design, implement, and support enterprise wireless networks Conduct wireless site surveys, testing, and network optimization Troubleshoot complex wireless/network issues and provide Tier-3 support Collaborate with IT and business teams to align wireless solutions with organizational needs Maintain documentation, standards, and knowledge transfer for wireless implementations Monitor performance and manage upgrades to wireless infrastructure Required Skills 10+ years of wireless networking experience in large enterprise environments Strong experience with Cisco wireless infrastructure (Catalyst access points and controllers)Knowledge of Wi-Fi technologies, RF design, and site survey tools (Ekahau, spectrum analyzers)Strong understanding of LAN/WAN networking, DNS, DHCP, TCP/IP, RADIUS, and network security Experience troubleshooting across OSI layers and network performance analysis PreferredCCIE Wireless or similar advanced certification
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