Network Engineer

As a Network Engineer supporting RTL Networks’ Combined Orbital Operations Logistics and Resiliency program, you’ll own the setup, upgrade, and maintenance of protected communication networks across two distinct programs. With hands‑on expertise across Cisco routers, switches, firewalls, and TACLANE encryption devices, you bring the technical precision and active DoD clearance needed to keep mission‑critical systems connected and secure. You have demonstrated experience in classified network environments, a solid command of core network protocols, and the accountability required to work within a Top Secret security framework. If you’re ready to put your network engineering skills to work on a mission that matters, let’s talk! This position requires U.S. Citizenship and an active Top Secret security clearance, which the selected applicant must be able to maintain throughout employment. Spend your days: You Value: Accountability Precision Reliability Essential responsibilities of the Network Engineer include, but are not limited to: The Network Engineer will be responsible for setting up and maintaining protected communication networks for two different programs, requiring active DoD clearance of Secret or higher. Support all efforts needed to maintain program requirements. They will support other systems engineers by ensuring network continuity across all necessary systems. Responsible for upgrading new hardware, including: TACLANES, routers, switches, firewalls, and other network hardware, as well as maintaining and troubleshooting that hardware. The Network Engineer will track and document all efforts through Jira (or similar) and will be responsible for maintaining accurate records. They will need a high level of accountability, responsibility, and attention to detail. They will be expected to work onsite 40 hours per week and occasionally support night or weekend efforts based on the needs of the program. There will be some travel involved in setting up new networks and/or replacing existing hardware at remote sites. #J-18808-Ljbffr