Traveling Network Technician

Leidos is looking for Traveling Network Technicians for a 10-12 month project that is slated to go through 2025. The project will be swapping out different networking equipment, including: Cisco Routers + Switches, firewalls, Wireless Access Points (WAPs), etc. The right candidate will have experience with:

Decommissioning + configuring + troubleshooting routers, switches, firewalls Racking + stacking servers good oral + written communications skills

This project will be supporting the newly built DoDNET and helping get the agencies ready to migrate prepared for that migration by upgrading outdated equipment across the world. Travel will be mostly CONUS but there is a chance there will be some OCONUS travel. This is a high visibility project for Leidos and is imperative to the success of the program + mission.

1. 3-5 Years of Experience decommissioning + replacing + configuring Routers, Switches, Firewalls, and Wireless Access Points (WAPs)
2. 1-3 Years of Experience Racking/Stacking servers or working in a datacenter environment
3. Good communication + documentation skills are necessary

SECRET CLEARANCE and Security+ and CCNA REQUIRED, Looking for Traveling Network Technicians for a 10-12 month project that is slated to go through 2026. The project will be swapping out different networking equipment, including: Cisco Routers + Switches, firewalls, Wireless Access Points (WAPs), etc. The right candidate will have experience with:

Decommissioning + configuring + troubleshooting routers, switches, firewalls Racking + stacking servers good oral + written communications skills

this is a role where they will be traveling 80-90% of the time, as there are 250-300 sites that 10 teams will have to get to across the country and some sites that sit overseas. An active passport would be a very big nice to have. There also has to be some comfortability with being away from home during the work week for a good portion of the year.

Employee Value Proposition (EVP) This is an opportunity to work on the largest DISA program ever awarded and to do mission critical work getting the largest agency migrated onto the network to date. They will get an opportunity to travel the United States.

Work Environment 80-90% travel. The 10-20% that is not can be worked from home. Home base for the program and where the equipment is being shipped out of is Fort Meade

Business Drivers/Customer Impact This is mission critical and time sensitive work. The government wants this done as quickly as possible to get the agency migrated onto DoDNET.