Senior-Level Network Engineer

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Location: Offutt AFB, NE
Clearance: Active TS/SCI required

Kaimetrix is looking for a Senior-Level Network Engineer to support the design and sustainment of advanced enterprise network solutions. This position focuses on high-performance network infrastructure and the use of modern automation tools to ensure reliability and scalability.

Responsibilities:

• Design, implement, and support enterprise network systems including routers, switches, firewalls, and software-defined networking (SDN) components
• Develop and manage automated deployment scripts and monitoring dashboards
• Integrate advanced capabilities such as IP Address Management (IPAM), load-balancers, proxies, and network taps
• Conduct technical evaluations, risk assessments, and support lifecycle sustainment plans
• Contribute to architecture development efforts and participate in technical working groups and change advisory boards
• Maintain documentation and compliance with DoD or equivalent industry cybersecurity and configuration standards

Education/

Experience:

• Minimum of 8 years of network engineering or related systems engineering experience
• A Master’s degree may substitute for 3 years of experience; a Bachelor’s for 1 year

Certifications: Intermediate or higher-level networking certification (e.g., CCNA, Juniper Junos Associate)

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