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Senior Technical Architect – Wireless

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Senior Technical Architect – Wireless
Position Overview
Key Responsibilities
- Wireless Architecture & Design
- Wireless Engineering Standards
- Wireless Security & Access Control
- Technical Leadership
Required Qualifications
- 10+ years of enterprise wireless networking experience or equivalent depth of wireless engineering experience.
- Strong hands-on experience designing, implementing, troubleshooting, and optimizing enterprise WLAN environments.
- CWNE or CCIE Wireless-level expertise strongly preferred.
- Strong knowledge of enterprise WLAN architecture and design, RF fundamentals, and 802.11 technologies.
- Strong understanding of WLAN security and authentication, 802.1X, RADIUS, and WPA2/WPA3-Enterprise.
- Knowledge of RF management, channel planning, power management, capacity, wireless roaming, and client behavior.
- Strong WLAN troubleshooting and performance analysis capabilities.
- Significant experience with Cisco Meraki wireless.
- Significant experience with Aruba AOS 8 wireless environments.
- Experience with Aruba ClearPass and/or Cisco ISE, with a strong preference for experience with both.
- Experience developing or working with wireless standards and design documentation.
- Strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work effectively across Architecture, Engineering, and Security teams.
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Preferred Qualifications
- CWNE or CCIE Wireless certification.
- Experience architecting large-scale global enterprise WLAN environments.
- Experience transitioning or migrating between enterprise wireless platforms.
- Experience developing wireless HLDs and LLDs.
- Experience creating and maintaining wireless golden configurations.
- Experience with wireless site surveys and RF analysis.
- Experience with wireless monitoring, assurance, and observability platforms.
- Experience with network automation and infrastructure-as-code concepts.
- Familiarity with cloud-managed wireless architectures.


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