Senior Network Operations Engineer — Tier 3 (TS/SCI)

CACI International; Washington; On-site; USD 104,000 - 218,000; Full time

Job summary

CACI International is seeking a Senior Network Operations Engineer – Tier 3 to support the ECS3 program across multiple sites. You will shape network standards, design configurations, and operate systems to enable mission success; travel up to 25% within CONUS is anticipated.

Responsibilities include network deployment, design data calls, documentation, identifying efficiency improvements, and researching new hardware/software for interoperability.

Qualifications

• IAT II (Security+) certification required.
• CCNA certification required.
• Active TS/SCI with CI poly clearance or ability to obtain CI poly prior to start.
• 10 years of relevant work experience; degrees may substitute per policy.

Responsibilities

• Network implementation and installation of technical projects within a site or locale.
• Facilitating engineering design data calls.
• Identify and recommend network changes that enhance operational efficiencies for network monitoring, management, and operations.
• Troubleshooting network failures and accessibility issues.
• Develop network-related implementation and deployment documentation.
• Develop network designs that meet customer requirements efficiently and effectively.
• Lead research and testing of new or modified hardware or software products to determine performance and interoperability.
• Design and implement new solutions.
• Travel up to 25% CONUS for network operations and administration activities.

Skills

IAT II (Security+)

CCNA

TS/SCI with CI poly

CI poly readiness

Job description

CACI International is seeking a Senior Network Operations Engineer – Tier 3 to support the ECS3 program across multiple sites. You will shape network standards, design configurations, and operate systems to enable mission success; travel up to 25% within CONUS is anticipated.

Responsibilities include network deployment, design data calls, documentation, identifying efficiency improvements, and researching new hardware/software for interoperability.