Telecommunications Network Engineer, Level 3

GJB-0146 Fort Meade, MD TS/SCI + Full Scope Poly On-site $141,127 – $181,127

The Level 3 Telecommunications Network Engineer shall possess the following capabilities:

• Facilitate the implementation of high-speed, scalable, fault-tolerant network topologies as applicable to WAN and LAN design
• Minimize network latency and maximize data throughput
• Validate new and existing dataflow and data formats
• Lead large efforts of dynamic requirements and scale
• Work with
• System engineers, customers, and cross organizational teams to refine requirements
• Coordinate with appropriate dataflow organizations and end-customer recipients, follow-on data repositories and tasking organizations, and understand potential adverse impacts on system-wide dataflow
• Perform security testing and design evaluations
• Employ government standards to configure the interconnects between data centers, networks, and security boundaries
• Draft technical requirements, configuration management, and planning documentation Design, integrate, configure, deploy, test, and maintain numerous types of network devices, interfaces, and technologies to include VPN, VRF, VSS, BGP and OSPF routing or other routing protocols as required, and VLAN
• Optimize end-to-end system performance (e.g., capacity, margins, data quality, etc.) and dataflow management
• Configure and optimize the network to connect various front-end and back-end components

Twelve (12) years of experience in programs and contracts of similar scope, type, and complexity are required Bachelor's degree in engineering from an accredited college or university is required Four (4) years of additional network engineering experience may be substituted for a Bachelor's degree

Certifications:

An IAT level II baseline certification as defined by DoD 8570.01-M is required IAT III within 12 months CCIE, or equivalent, certification or higher required

TS/SCI + Full Scope Poly, required at start.