Network Engineer SME

Network Engineer SMEGDIT seeks a Network Engineer SME to support U.S. Pacific Command (USPACOM) J6 engineering, modernization, and sustainment. The position contributes to Mission Partner Environment (MPE) engineering planning and development, strengthening secure, resilient, interoperable mission capabilities for U.S. forces and mission partners throughout the Pacific region. This role partners directly with government stakeholders and multidisciplinary engineers to translate operational priorities into executable technical outcomes.How the Network Engineer SME Will Make an ImpactServe as a senior technical authority for enterprise and MPE network architectures supporting theater-wide resilient connectivity and mission partner operations.Develop detailed LAN/WAN routing, switching, segmentation, redundancy, quality-of-service, and secure enclave connectivity designs; maintain network diagrams and implementation packages.Analyze current-state networks and develop phased modernization and legacy divestiture plans, including migration dependencies, rollback, acceptance criteria, and sustainment handoff.Diagnose complex interoperability, routing, transport, and performance issues across geographically distributed sites and multiple engineering stakeholders.Evaluate network security architectures and coordinate approved boundary protection, Zero Trust segmentation, and mission partner access requirements with cyber authorities.What You'll Need to SucceedEducation: B.S. in Computer Science or equivalent years of experience (can substitute 4 years of experience in lieu of degree).Experience: 10+ years of relevant technical experience (or 14+ years without a degree).Security clearance: Active Secret. U.S. citizenship required.Core technical qualifications: Enterprise routing and switching; LAN/WAN architecture; network modernization; secure enclave connectivity; technical design and troubleshooting.Demonstrated ability to communicate with government stakeholders, write clear engineering documentation, evaluate risk, and coordinate across cyber, engineering, and operations teams.Work location: Onsite, Camp Smith. Travel: None.Preferred QualificationsCertifications: CCNP (highly preferred); IAT Level III complianceExperience with coalition networks, automation, and resilient theater transport.Experience with combatant commands, joint operations, service components, and coalition or mission partner environments.GDIT Is Your PlaceFull-flex work week to own your priorities at work and at home, when eligible and approved.401K with company match.Comprehensive health and wellness packages.Professional growth opportunities, internal mobility, paid education, and certifications.Rest and recharge with paid vacation and holidays.The likely salary range for this position is $144,500 - $195,500. This is not, however, a guarantee of compensation or salary. Rather, salary will be set based on experience, geographic location and possibly contractual requirements and could fall outside of this range.