Senior Network​/Communications Engineer

Company Overview

At OAS, we’re not just growing; we’re soaring! As a dynamic management consulting firm, we specialize in powering the aviation industry forward. Our expertise? Crafting tailored strategies that blend cutting‑edge technical solutions with deep organizational insights, all aimed at elevating our civilian and military aviation partners.

The Senior Network/Communications Engineer provides expert‑level design, implementation, sustainment, testing, and modernization support for FAA network and communications infrastructure. This role supports resilient and real‑time delivery of operational data to Government stakeholders by maintaining enterprise network components, ensuring low‑latency failover, and preserving continuity of service across operational sites.

The role spans configuration management, logistics and deployment coordination, systems test support, engineering support, systems maintenance, outage troubleshooting, and security support. The position requires strong experience with routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, network topology management, WAN‑style data transport considerations, failover workflows, recovery documentation, outage simulation, and performance troubleshooting.

The successful candidate must be comfortable supporting environments described in the SOW, including Linux, Windows, Cisco, FAA data center, and cloud‑connected infrastructure, and must be prepared to work from Atlantic City, New Jersey as the required Government support location for this position.

• Design, configure, implement, and maintain enterprise network infrastructure, including routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, and related communications components supporting FAA operational environments.
• Support delivery, synchronization, redundancy, and integrity of radar and related operational data over distributed network environments and operational sites.
• Develop and maintain technical documentation including topology documentation, network configurations, operational procedures, recovery paths, and workflow descriptions.

• Implement HA and failover capabilities including redundant paths, dual‑homing, Hot Standby Routing Protocol (HSRP), Virtual Routing Redundancy Protocol (VRRP), distributed load balancing, and alternate routing approaches.
• Develop network disaster recovery strategies, recovery site connectivity approaches, cloud failover concepts, and low‑latency failover workflows aligned to continuity of operations objectives.
• Develop network testing plans for simulated outages and support DR drills and failover testing to validate readiness and technical response effectiveness.

• Define, manage, and track network‑related configuration items, baselines, version‑controlled changes, rollback plans, and audit support artifacts.
• Support functional, integration, regression, and acceptance testing of network and infrastructure components and document results in approved formats.
• Collect, analyze, and report performance metrics and technical observations needed to support operational effectiveness and engineering decision‑making.

• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, upgrades, patching, troubleshooting, and restoration of supported communications and network systems.
• Monitor system logs, alerts, and telemetry to proactively identify reliability, capacity, and service continuity concerns.
• Support deployment planning, inventory awareness, warranty support coordination, lifecycle replacement planning, and other infrastructure sustainment actions as required.

• Support vulnerability review, CVE/KEV analysis, remediation recommendations, security documentation, and reporting activities aligned with the information system security support task.
• Coordinate with FAA stakeholders, engineering teams, management, and other contractors to ensure integrated delivery of operational and engineering support services.
• Ensure work…