wireless-networks jobs in San Diego

Provide technical assistance and customer support to minimize disruptions to computer operations, including troubleshooting and tracking IT problems. Diagnose and resolve complex IT hardware, software, operating system, network, and end-user support issues in enterprise environments.…See more Apply cybersecurity requirements and policies to IT systems and technical support operations. Coordinate IT support across customers, technical personnel, and geographically dispersed organizations.

This Level 2 Network Engineer role involves answering client support calls, owning technical issues end-to-end from initial contact through resolution, and performing structured troubleshooting across Windows, Active Directory, Microsoft 365, networking (LAN/WAN, VLANs, routing, switching, firewalls, VPNs, wireless), and cloud infrastructure. The engineer coordinates with SMEs and vendors while maintaining client communication, escalates intelligently without relinquishing ownership, and documents findings to build institutional knowledge.…See more Key expectations include first-contact resolution, root-cause analysis, mentoring Level 1 engineers, and participation in infrastructure projects.

This role develops, implements, and maintains network automation solutions for DoD/Navy shipboard systems, with focus on Cisco ISE/NAC authentication and security policy enforcement. The engineer will create and sustain Ansible playbooks and PowerShell automation workflows, troubleshoot across multiple Cisco platforms (routers, switches, firewalls, wireless), and apply security hardening (STIGs) to network appliances.…See more Responsibilities include supporting engineering change requests, compliance validation, and cross-functional collaboration within Agile and DevOps frameworks for iterative network sustainment.

Design and evolve enterprise network architectures for a large university, including wired, wireless, core, WAN/Internet, data center, and cloud-connected networks. Lead complex infrastructure projects from requirements through deployment, serve as technical escalation resource for routing, switching, and connectivity issues, and develop network standards and runbooks.…See more Mentor junior engineers and evaluate emerging networking, cloud, wireless, automation, and security technologies. Required expertise in large-scale enterprise networks, advanced routing/switching (BGP, OSPF, IPv4/IPv6), enterprise platforms (Aruba, Palo Alto Networks, Infoblox, ClearPass), network observability, and project leadership.

Senior Network Engineer/Architect responsible for designing, engineering, and modernizing large-scale enterprise wired, wireless, core, WAN, data center, and research network architectures at a major university. Lead complex infrastructure projects from requirements through deployment, serve as senior escalation for advanced routing, switching, wireless, and performance issues, and provide technical direction to engineering teams.…See more Develop architecture standards, reference designs, and technical runbooks while evaluating emerging networking, cloud, wireless, automation, and security technologies. Requires deep expertise in enterprise routing/switching (BGP, OSPF, IPv4/IPv6, segmentation, high availability), hands-on network observability and packet analysis, and proven success leading large-scale network modernization and lifecycle initiatives.

This role provides engineering sustainment support for shipboard networks, including troubleshooting, configuration management, and security hardening across Cisco ISE/NAC platforms in Navy environments (CANES). The engineer will develop automation tooling using Ansible and PowerShell, implement STIGs and security policies, lead network baseline upgrades, and manage Engineering Change Requests within DevOps and Agile workflows.…See more Requires 3–5 years of network/systems engineering experience with DoD or Navy programs, active Secret clearance (TS/SCI preferred), Security+ or CCNA certification, and hands-on expertise in Cisco routers, switches, firewalls, and wireless infrastructure.

Senior network architect and engineer responsible for designing, evolving, and modernizing SDSU's enterprise wired, wireless, core, WAN, data center, and research networks. Lead complex infrastructure projects from architectural design through deployment and operational transition, serve as technical escalation resource for advanced routing, switching, and wireless issues, and mentor network engineering staff.…See more Required skills include large-scale enterprise network architecture, advanced routing/switching (BGP, OSPF, IPv4/IPv6, segmentation, high availability), hands-on packet/protocol analysis, RF engineering, and vendor platform expertise (Aruba, Palo Alto Networks, Infoblox, ClearPass). Develop architecture standards, technical documentation, and evaluate emerging networking technologies.