Network Engineer (Clearance Required)
$100,000 to $150,000
ApplyNetwork Engineer (Clearance Required)
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$100,000 to $150,000
About the role
- Network Architecture and Senior Design Leadership
- Lead network engineering services from design through implementation, maintenance, and upgrade of existing networks
- Analyze design specifications, engineering documents, and related program materials at a senior technical level
- Lead development of the organization's network and mission architecture to meet new partner requirements
- Perform senior-level engineering analysis of telecommunications alternatives in support of strategic modernization efforts for medium and large-scale classified infrastructures
- Translate complex business and mission requirements into telecommunications designs across LAN, CAN, WAN, Voice, and Video domains
- Lead large efforts and installation projects of dynamic requirements and scale
- Network Administration and Operations Leadership
- Perform and oversee general LAN/CAN/WAN administration including scheduling conversions and cutovers
- Configure and maintain organization's network diagrams and accreditations at program scale
- Oversee support to all network equipment and lead resolution of escalated network or system incidents
- Coordinate with all responsible users and sites on complex network incidents requiring senior engineering judgment
- Manage assigned tasks and provide guidance to junior and mid-level Network Engineers
- Performance Optimization and Advanced Monitoring
- Optimize end-to-end system performance and dataflow management across complex classified network environments
- Conduct data captures to obtain network performance information and perform advanced analysis
- Minimize network latency and maximize data throughput through design analysis and network performance monitoring tools
- Operate network analyzers, WAN test equipment, and network simulators to resolve complex network problems
- Gather and analyze data to specify system and component performance and interface requirements
- Network Device Configuration and Systems Integration
- Design solutions, integrate, configure, deploy, test, and maintain numerous types of network devices, interfaces, and methodologies at scale
- Configure and optimize the network to connect various front-end and back-end components across complex program architectures
- Implement network solutions including load-balancing, VPNs, firewall contexts, Traffic Shaping, VoIP, GRE Tunneling, IPSec, IP Encryption, MoIP, and NATDesign modules representing traditional circuit switched networks
- Integrate hardware and software to satisfy ISO 9000 requirements and other DoD/IC regulations
- Develop algorithms for models using networking and/or telecommunications technologies and systems
- Security, Compliance, and Accreditation
- Lead network security architecture implementation in accordance with DoD STIGs, RMF controls, and NIST 800-53 Maintain and lead network accreditation documentation and A&A activities for classified network systems
- Serve as the senior network engineering lead during program security reviews and compliance assessments
- Adhere to and enforce all DoD/IC regulatory requirements governing classified network environments
- Arista Configuration Essentials, CCNA/CCNP, or Juniper certification (Automation & DevOps, Cloud, Data Center, Enterprise Routing and Switching, Junos Security, or Service Provider tracks)
- Experience designing traditional circuit switched network modules
- Familiarity with ISO 9000 compliance integration for network hardware and software
- Experience with NIST 800-53 controls and RMF as the network engineering lead on A&A activities
- Network automation experience using Python or Ansible at enterprise scale
- Experience mentoring and developing junior and mid-level network engineering staff
- Familiarity with Cross Domain Solutions (CDS) architecture and lifecycle management in classified environments
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