Communication Services
We’re seeking a motivated Network Field Support Technician to install, maintain, and troubleshoot networking and communication systems. This role is ideal for transitioning service members with 2–4 years of hands-on experience, supporting tier 1 and tier 2 customers in a technical environment.
What You’ll DoInstallation & Setup:Perform cabling, racking, stacking, and power setups for networking equipment.Install, cable, and configure Cisco/Ubiquiti routers and switches in mobile command vehicles.Troubleshooting & Support:Diagnose and resolve network issues with routers, switches, and satellite connections.Assist customers with troubleshooting LEO & GEO satellite connections and internal network issues.Configure and support network devices from vendors such as Cisco, Ubiquiti, Cradlepoint, and Grandstream.Customer Service:Provide clear and timely technical support with a customer-first approach.Guide end users through basic configuration changes and answer common technical questions.Documentation & Reporting:Maintain up-to-date records of network configurations and troubleshooting procedures.Write concise reports on service calls and technical resolutions for internal tracking.What You’ll Need to SucceedTechnical Skills:Hands-on experience with Cisco and Ubiquiti networking equipment.Familiarity with cabling, racking, stacking, and power setups.Basic troubleshooting skills for network systems and satellite communications.Customer Focus:Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to explain technical information clearly.A proactive approach to solving customer issues and ensuring satisfaction.Foundational Knowledge:High School Diploma required; relevant technical certifications (such as CCNA) are a plus.Basic computer proficiency (MS Office, networking tools).Additional Qualifications:U.S. Citizenship required.Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD security clearance (sponsorship available).Willingness to learn and develop further technical expertise.Physical & Travel RequirementsAbility to assemble/disassemble equipment, sit or stand for extended periods, climb ladders, and lift up to 50 pounds.Willingness to travel to customer sites (approximately 25% travel).
25S, 1B411 1B431 1B451 1B471 1B491 1B4X1 3D013 3D014 3D033 3D034 3D053 3D054 3D073 3D074 3D0X3 3D0X4 255A 255S 255Z 53B IT 1721 1799 184 784 IT 3D111 3D112 3D114 3D131 3D132 3D134 3D151 3D152 3D154 3D171 3D172 3D174 3D1X1 3D1X2 3D1X4 1B112 1B132 1B152 1B172 1B1X2 2.00E+211 2.00E+231 2.00E+251 2.00E+271 2E2X1 3D112R 3D132R 3D152R 3D172R 255Z 25G 25S 25T 25U 25W 25X 35T 24A 24X 254A 25E IT 620 627 630 639 671 679 699 2629 2651 CTM ITS IT
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