Senior Network Engineer (Tactical / Transport / SATCOM Integration)

NETSEA TechnologiesDefense Communications

APG, MD (Remote)Full-TimeSenior

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Experience: 7–12+ years

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent experience)
7–12+ years of network engineering experience
Strong expertise in routing protocols (BGP, OSPF, EIGRP, RIP, Multicast)
Strong expertise in LAN/WAN, VLANs, and network segmentation
Strong expertise in Cisco technologies (IOS/NXOS, ASA, ISE, UCS)
Experience with tactical communications networks (WIN-T or similar)
Experience integrating SATCOM and RF transport into IP networks
Hands-on troubleshooting in lab and field environments
Active Directory and virtualization (VMware) familiarity
CCNP certification (CCIE preferred)
Security+ certification (or equivalent DoD 8570 compliance)

Responsibilities

Design and implement tactical and strategic communications networks, including DISN/GIG integration
Engineer routing, switching, and transport solutions across deployed and lab environments
Configure and maintain routers, switches, firewalls, and network services
Develop and validate network architectures for adjacent, higher, lower, and coalition forces
Integrate voice, video, and data systems (VoIP, Call Manager, tactical voice systems)
Support SATCOM and LOS/BLOS transport integration into IP networks
Perform network performance analysis, troubleshooting, and optimization
Conduct protocol analysis using tools such as Wireshark and network sniffers
Support lab environments, fielding efforts, and operational troubleshooting
Develop network diagrams, configurations, and technical documentation
Support test events, exercises, and field deployments

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