Network Engineer 3 - Tysons, VA Jobs
$104,000 - $130,300 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$104,000 - $130,300 per year
About the role
- Technical: Survey Reports measurement results in actionable form to more senior personnel and management.
- Conducts any surveys, inspections, tours, etc. of client sites, as required
- Design: Install, configure, and maintain network services, equipment, and devices.
- Work closely with the field engineers to simulate expected system level performance and provide quick feedback on potential improvement
- Assist senior network engineers to identify and resolve network security issues.
- Develop network designs for each SLA classification.
- Originates design documents for small projects and in support of large programs
- Assists Senior Engineers in preparation of Designs, including: Narrative Design Documents, Systems Designs, Subsystem Designs (CAD / Panels / Layouts / Wiring / Hardware / Communications)
- Preparation of Specifications, Perform QA/QC and technical reviews of designs.
- Comment Resolution Testing & Commission Review / Approval of test plans (Safety / Risk / Manufacturability)
- Author test plans Leads / supervises testing activities
- Author testing / commissioning procedures
- Preparation of test reports
- Commissioning of deployed systems
- Development of test fixtures and simulation devices Generates standard PITCO plans and procedures.
- Design and perform complete system integration test
- Service & Maintenance: Troubleshoot and debugging complex network problems and recommending operational efficiency improvements
- Preventative maintenance (software/hardware/firmware upgrades) including security updates, performance upgrades and schedule maintenance.
- Originate and submit maintenance plan and provide role back plan.
- Serves as backup for team members during paid time off.
- Perform hardware / software upgrades and replacements on existing systems
- Requires ability to support a 24/7 on-call schedule
- System Analysis and Reporting: Documents the crucial working procedures and Troubleshooting of network operations. Employs moderate understanding of network administration as related to business operations. Assists team members in identifying and resolving basic/moderate Network/Telecom issues.
- Interprets and analyzes results versus established benchmarks and goals.
- Works with project managers to meet expectations for Network tasks.
- Completes project tasks and assignments to meet project deadlines.
- Contributes to own team and closely related teams through quality and accuracy of output.
- Performing research on available technologies and products as needed by the Operations or Project managers
- Managerial: Prepares cost estimates and supporting documents for projects
- Assists senior engineers in preparation of Bids and Proposals cost estimates and supporting documentation Pricing of change orders
- Assist in developing and adapting documents, procedures, and formal processes for the Network Engineering team members to accomplish Company project planning (PKOM's and gate checks)
- Collaborates with other disciplines to define work / interfaces.
- Reading network and connectivity schematics and plans
- Network system startup, configuration, and calibration
- Testing and troubleshooting
- Use of basic electrical and machinist hand tools
- Use of testing, calibration, or industry-specific tools and software (spectrum analyzer, cable tester, Alignment tool) Tools/Software
- Ticketing and monitoring toolsets
- Knowledge of one or more IT/Network platform, such as: Cisco, Aruba, Juniper, or Arista
- Standard Network Software (Visio, Wireshark, Putty, CLI, etc)
- Knowledge of Cybersecurity and STIG applications to network systems
- We offer an excellent benefits package including: A competitive salary
- Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance
- Paid time off
- Tuition reimbursement 401k Retirement Plan
- Military Reserve pay offset
- Paid maternity leave
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