Wireless Network Engineer - Healthcare IT & Security

Socket.dev; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Indiana University Health is seeking a Wireless Network Engineer to design, implement, secure, and support enterprise wireless infrastructure across a large environment with emphasis on wireless security, resiliency, and standardization.

The role includes advanced troubleshooting, leading wireless deployments, monitoring performance, and collaborating with cybersecurity to strengthen access controls and rogue-device detection.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree preferred or equivalent experience.
• 3-5 years of experience required.
• Healthcare, health insurance and health providers experience and understanding of processes is preferred.
• Experience working with hypervisors and scripting required.
• Requires experience working with vendors to quote moderately complex solutions.
• Cloud experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Fulfills customer requirements via design/build/test/troubleshoot/document activities for enterprise-class datacenter computing hardware, software, networking tools and platforms.
• Evaluates, analyzes, configures, and implements new products and tools while ensuring appropriate operational monitoring is enabled.
• Provides support for logical networking and communications protocols, Microsoft products, Intel and midrange platforms, relational databases, and programming/scripting.

Skills

Wireless networking

Network security

NAC/802.1X

RF design

Troubleshooting

Automation

Network management

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Tools

Hypervisors

Scripting

Vendor management tools

Job description

Indiana University Health is seeking a Wireless Network Engineer to design, implement, secure, and support enterprise wireless infrastructure across a large environment with emphasis on wireless security, resiliency, and standardization.

The role includes advanced troubleshooting, leading wireless deployments, monitoring performance, and collaborating with cybersecurity to strengthen access controls and rogue-device detection.