Network Engineer

Role: E911 Network EngineerLocation: San Diego (NMCSD), San Diego, CA — On-site requiredClearance: Active Secret clearance requiredU.S. Citizens ONLY due to legal or government contract requirement.Position OverviewWe are seeking E911 Network Engineer to support a Cisco E911 implementation project at a Federal Medical Facility in San Diego, CA. This is a hands-on infrastructure role focused on mapping and documenting the existing Brocade/Ruckus switch environment to support accurate emergency call routing on the new Cisco platform. This is a great fit for a network engineer with DoD experience who is comfortable working independently on-site in a secure, mission-critical healthcare facility.Key ResponsibilitiesSupport implementation of a new Cisco-based E911 solution at NMCSDAudit and document port-level details across existing Brocade/Ruckus switches (port ID, VLAN, physical location, connected devices)Map switch port data to Emergency Response Locations (ERLs) for E911 complianceValidate documentation against physical site walkthroughsCoordinate with Cisco engineers and NMCSD stakeholders to ensure accurate, complete location dataDeliver clean, organized documentation suitable for government/customer submissionRequired Qualifications :Active Secret security clearanceSecurity+ certification (current, DoD 8570/8140 compliant)Hands-on experience with Brocade and/or Ruckus ICX switching, including legacy ICX 7000-series (e.g., ICX 7150, now End-of-Sale) as well as current ICX 8000-series platforms (ICX 8100/8200) — since many government sites still run a mix of older Brocade-era ICX hardware alongside newer Ruckus modelsExperience working in DoD, Navy, or other federal network environmentsStrong documentation skills and attention to detailAbility to work on-site full-time at NMCSDPreferred CertificationsExperience with Cisco Emergency Responder (CER) or similar E911 platformsFamiliarity with Cisco UC/network infrastructurePrior experience at military medical treatment facilities (MTFs)Familiarity with DoDIN-approved Ruckus ICX switches and FIPS-validated Ruckus products (relevant for federal network compliance)