Provide Tier 1 troubleshooting for wired and wireless network connectivity issues.
Troubleshoot common network problems including physical connectivity, switch ports, Wi-Fi association, DHCP, DNS, VLAN, and basic IP addressing issues.
Install, terminate, label, test, and troubleshoot Cat6/Cat6A Ethernet cabling.
Perform cable runs between network closets, desks, access points, cameras, conference rooms, and other network-connected equipment.
Test and certify network cabling using appropriate cable testing equipment.
Install and replace wireless access points, switches, firewalls, routers, and other network equipment.
Patch and organize network connections within MDFs and IDFs.
Trace network connections and identify cabling, switch ports, patch-panel locations, and connected devices.
Troubleshoot wireless connectivity issues including signal strength, access point availability, client connectivity, and basic RF-related problems.
Assist with deployment and replacement of network equipment at offices and field locations. Validate connectivity following network installations or changes.
Perform basic switch-port troubleshooting, including verifying link status, VLAN assignment, PoE status, and connected devices.
Assist with troubleshooting cameras, printers, conference-room systems, access points, and other Ethernet-connected devices.
Document completed installations, cable runs, network changes, and troubleshooting work.
Update network diagrams, port maps, cable labels, and site documentation as needed.
Coordinate with Network Engineers on escalated issues and execute remote troubleshooting steps under their direction.
Identify recurring network problems and escalate findings with clear troubleshooting notes
Maintain spare network equipment, cabling supplies, tools, and installation materials.
Support new office and operational-site network deployments as needed.
Required Skills
Working knowledge of Ethernet and Wi-Fi networking.
Understanding of basic TCP/IP concepts including IP addresses, subnets, gateways, DHCP, and DNS.
Basic understanding of VLANs and switch-port configuration.
Ability to troubleshoot Layer 1 and basic Layer 2 network issues.
Experience installing and troubleshooting Cat6/Cat6A cabling.
Experience using cable testers, tone generators, and standard network installation tools.
Comfortable installing and replacing switches, wireless access points, and other network equipment.
Ability to troubleshoot both wired and wireless client connectivity.
Comfortable working in network closets, equipment racks, ceilings, and other installation environments.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Ability to clearly document work and escalate technical issues.
Preferred Qualifications
2+ years of experience in network installation, field networking, structured cabling, or network support.
Experience with enterprise Wi-Fi and switching environments.
Experience with Juniper or Juniper Mist networking equipment is a plus.
Experience with Palo Alto, Peplink, or similar network equipment is a plus.
Familiarity with Wi-Fi troubleshooting and basic RF concepts such as signal strength, interference, channel utilization, and AP coverage
Familiarity with PoE and troubleshooting PoE-powered devices
Experience supporting office buildouts or distributed network locations.
Network+, CCNA, BICSI, or similar certifications are helpful but not required