Deployment Engineer - Federal Customer
Deployment Engineer - Federal Customer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Perform installation, integration, cabling, hardware swaps, and physical support tasks· Troubleshoot break-fix incidents and restore services as quickly as possible· Support tickets, service requests, and field issues through closure· Validate equipment functionality and document support actions taken· Coordinate with systems, network, automation, and logistics teams during deployments and sustainment· Maintain tools, spares, parts, and support readiness as required· Follow site procedures, escalation paths, and change practices· Provide direct customer-facing support in operational settings
- 12+ years of relevant experience with a bachelor’s degree· Experience in field engineering, integration support, break-fix, deployment, or technical support roles· Strong hands-on troubleshooting skills across hardware and infrastructure components· Experience with ticket-based workflows and service response expectations· Ability to work onsite and support physically active fications· Experience in data center, lab, or secure facility support environments· Experience with imaging, build, rack-and-stack, or cable management activities· Experience supporting shift work, travel, or after-hours response as needed· Familiarity with spare parts control, asset handling, and escalation coordination· Experience supporting government or classified programs Work environment / program context This role serves as the execution layer closest to th
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