Network Engineer- OCONUS

The Opportunity

Responsibilities

• Network Engineers are responsible for managing and maintaining the organization's network infrastructure, with a focus on the operational continuity of the Watch floor. As a key component of this role, effective dataflow management is crucial for ensuring the reliability, efficiency, and security of all network operations. Network Engineer personnel monitor network performance and satellite connections, troubleshoot issues, escalate dataflow irregularities, implement upgrades, and ensure
• the security and reliability of all site network systems. Working in a shift-based environment, they support 24 hour operations for mission-critical functions and security.
• As the Network Engineer, you will plan and coordinate implementations of switch cuts, forecasts, and special projects within the network. You will prepare, test, implement, and operate computer programs for modeling and simulation tools. You will also determine quantities, costs, and suppliers of circuits as well as perform cost crossover analyses and other traffic engineer duties. Specific duties will include:
• Provide 24/7 operational support for SCIF accreditation and uninterrupted network connectivity.
• Ensure efficient dataflow management to maintain operational capabilities availability, including satellite and terrestrial WANs, LANs, and high/low-side data flows..
• Monitor security cameras and after-hours personnel accessing the compound.
• Monitor network dashboard and network performance for uptime and reliability
• Generate schedules and system maintenance
• Implement and manage dataflow practices to ensure efficient and secure data transmission
• Communicate with oncoming personnel of daily activities through verbal and written pass­ down log
• Relay network issues to appropriate customer for visibility