Network Engineer with Security Clearance

The 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.

What You'll Do

• Support implementation of a new Cisco-based E911 solution at NMCSD.
• Audit 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 compliance.
• Validate documentation against physical site walkthroughs.
• Coordinate with Cisco engineers and NMCSD stakeholders to ensure accurate, complete location data.
• Deliver clean, organized documentation suitable for government/customer submission Required Qualifications
• Active Secret security clearance (required — no sponsorship for clearance provided).
• Security+ 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 models.
• Experience working in DoD, Navy, or other federal network environments.
• Strong documentation skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to work on-site full-time at NMCSD Preferred Qualifications.
• Experience with Cisco Emergency Responder (CER) or similar E911 platforms.
• Familiarity with Cisco UC/network infrastructure.
• Prior experience at military medical treatment facilities (MTFs).
• Familiarity with DoDIN-approved Ruckus ICX switches and FIPS-validated Ruckus products (relevant for federal network compliance).