Travel Network Technician

Description

Our client is undertaking a multi‑site network readiness assessment across hospitals, clinics, and administrative facilities throughout Washington, Oregon, and Western Montana. The goal of this project is to evaluate each location's readiness for the deployment of an Out‑of‑Band (OOB) connectivity solution utilizing Starlink and related technologies.

The Network Site Audit Technician will travel to customer locations, perform onsite assessments, gather infrastructure and network data, document site conditions, and provide detailed findings to the project team. This role is ideal for an early‑career networking professional seeking hands‑on experience with enterprise networking, telecommunications, and network resilience initiatives within healthcare environments.

Position Title:

Network Site Audit Technician – Starlink/OOB Readiness Project

Location:

Field‑Based – Travel Required (Washington, Oregon, Western Montana)

Contract Type:
Contract / Project‑Based

Position Summary:

We are seeking a Network Site Audit Technician to perform onsite assessments at healthcare facilities including hospitals, clinics, and administrative offices. The technician will be responsible for collecting site‑specific network and infrastructure information to support the evaluation and deployment of Starlink‑based Out‑of‑Band (OOB) connectivity solutions. The ideal candidate will possess a foundational understanding of networking principles, strong documentation skills, and the ability to work independently while traveling extensively throughout the region.

• Travel to assigned healthcare facilities throughout WA, OR, and Western MT.
• Conduct onsite network and infrastructure audits according to established project procedures.
• Gather and document information including:
  • Network equipment inventory
  • ISP and WAN connectivity details
  • MDF/IDF locations and conditions
  • Available rack space, power, and cabling infrastructure
  • Cellular signal strength and connectivity options
  • Exterior site conditions relevant to Starlink installation
  • Potential antenna or satellite mounting locations
• Take photographs of network rooms, wiring, equipment, and exterior installation areas.
• Verify and document site readiness requirements for Starlink and OOB deployment.
• Complete standardized audit forms, checklists, and reports.
• Escalate concerns, risks, or site‑specific challenges to project leadership.
• Maintain accurate records and submit findings in a timely manner.
• Represent the client professionally while interacting with site personnel and facility staff.

• 1–3 years of experience in networking, telecommunications, IT support, field services, or related technical roles.
• Basic understanding of networking concepts including:
  • LAN/WAN connectivity
  • Routers and switches
  • IP addressing
  • Network closets and structured cabling
• Familiarity with Starlink, wireless networking, cellular connectivity, or Out‑of‑Band networking solutions is preferred.
• Experience collecting technical information and maintaining accurate documentation.
• Ability to work independently with limited supervision.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Proficient with Microsoft Office applications and mobile documentation tools.
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation.
• Ability and willingness to travel extensively throughout the project region, including overnight travel as needed.

• Associate degree, technical certification, or equivalent experience in Information Technology, Networking, or Telecommunications.
• CompTIA Network+, CCNA coursework, or similar networking training.
• Previous experience conducting site surveys, audits, or infrastructure assessments.
• Experience working in healthcare, enterprise, or distributed network environments.
• Familiarity with Starlink installations, satellite communications, or network resiliency solutions.

• Ability to walk healthcare campuses and office facilities.
• Ability to occasionally lift and carry equipment up to 25 pounds.
• Comfortable accessing telecommunications rooms, network closets, and exterior survey locations.
• Ability to climb ladders or access rooftop observation…