Network Engineer

Network Engineer to help Design, secure, and defend mission-critical networks across the nation., We are seeking a Network Engineer to design, implement, and secure network infrastructure for client projects across the US. You will work closely with client sites to deploy robust networking and security solutions aligned with Department of Defense (DoD) compliance standards., Design, configure, and deploy Cisco switches, routers, Cisco ASA, Cisco ISE, Forescout, and Palo Alto firewalls. Enforce DoD security standards using DISA STIGs/SRGs, 802.1x, TACACS, and Comply-to-Connect (C2C). Deliver project scopes on schedule and maintain clear network documentation (Visio SOPs/diagrams). Provide client training and technical advice with fast turnaround times.

Security Clearance: Active Secret Clearance or higher (Required). Certifications: Active Security+ AND CCNA or CCNP (Required). Experience: 5+ years in network engineering, with 3-5 years configuring Cisco & Palo Alto equipment. Tech Skills: Strong background in Network Access Control (Cisco ISE / Forescout), VLANs, TCP/IP, routing, and Visio.

Preferred: Hands-on experience with NIPRNet/SIPRNet and CCRI/CORA audits.

Travel: Willingness to travel ~60% overnight to client sites nationwide.

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A bit about us:

We are a cybersecurity, engineering, risk, and compliance firm serving defense partners, multinational corporations, and government agencies with critical missions.

With deep roots in defense cybersecurity, we partner with clients across the full system lifecycle-from design and implementation to assessment and sustainment. Our team combines hands-on engineering with strategic advisory services to secure mission-critical systems, reduce risk, and ensure compliance.

Why join us?

Competitive Base Salary! Extremely Competitive Benefits Package including 401K PTO, medical package, and short-and long-term disability