MHN Wireless Network Engineer

Position Summary

Reporting to the Manager of Technical Services, the Wireless Network Engineer assists with the design, implementation, and support of Marshall Health Network's wireless network and IT infrastructure. This position serves as a technical resource responsible for maintaining and optimizing wireless network performance, troubleshooting network issues, supporting data security, participating in disaster recovery efforts, and ensuring the reliability of network hardware and software.

The Wireless Network Engineer may also lead complex technical projects.

• Oversee and support the daily administration of the organization's wireless network and infrastructure.
• Design, implement, configure, maintain, and support network and telecommunications infrastructure, including routers, firewalls, switches, circuits, servers, racks, access points, and other network devices.
• Maintain physical and virtual servers, virtualization platforms, VOIP phones, firewalls, and related hardware and software.
• Support wireless connectivity for remote offices, telehealth devices, measuring instruments, and other network-connected equipment.
• Monitor network performance, troubleshoot issues and outages, and provide network performance reporting.
• Configure and maintain network devices in accordance with security standards and resolve network security issues.
• Manage server and software licensing, system updates, hardware patching, and maintenance schedules.
• Coordinate software upgrades, testing, and change management for network infrastructure.
• Support Help Desk staff with network-related incidents.
• Perform system backups, recovery procedures, and routine hardware and software audits.
• Conduct wireless site surveys and design access point placement to support new construction and optimize existing environments.
• Develop and maintain network documentation, configuration records, network maps, and standard operating procedures.
• Provide technical guidance to IT leadership regarding network connectivity, capacity, and performance.
• Perform other duties as assigned.