Wireless Network Architect – Enterprise Infrastructure

Meta; Bellevue (WA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Meta is seeking a Wireless Network Engineer to design, deploy, and operate enterprise WiFi across office campuses, retail spaces, and data centers. You will help scale a large, multi-vendor network with a focus on reliability, security, and performance in high-density environments.

Join a team that partners with InfoSec, facilities, and remote-site engineering to plan, survey, validate, and optimize wireless infrastructure for new builds and expansions while pushing the boundaries of enterprise

Responsibilities

• Design and manage wireless networks across geographically distributed retail locations, ensuring consistency and scalability.
• Contribute to engineering design, solution development, and ongoing management of a multi-vendor enterprise WiFi network.
• Perform wireless site surveys, RF spectrum analysis, and post-deployment validation for high-density environments.
• Configure and manage wireless controllers and access points from vendors such as Cisco, Meraki, Aruba, or Juniper Mist.
• Troubleshoot complex wireless connectivity issues, including RF interference, roaming failures, authentication problems, and throughput degradation.
• Partner with InfoSec teams to design and continuously deliver security-related enhancements across retail and enterprise wireless environments.
• Partner with facilities and remote site engineering teams to plan wireless infrastructure for new office builds, renovations, and campus expansions

Job description

Meta is seeking a Wireless Network Engineer to design, deploy, and operate enterprise WiFi across office campuses, retail spaces, and data centers. You will help scale a large, multi-vendor network with a focus on reliability, security, and performance in high-density environments.

Join a team that partners with InfoSec, facilities, and remote-site engineering to plan, survey, validate, and optimize wireless infrastructure for new builds and expansions while pushing the boundaries of enterprise