WiFi Wireless Engineer

Core Responsibilities

• Provide technical leadership in the development of end-to-end wireless solutions involving CPEs, access, transport, core, and backend systems.
• Assess new product requirements and develop technology solutions and architecture designs to support deployment.
• Test, certify, and validate Small Cells, Home/SMB Routers, Wireless Access Points (APs), Wireless Access Gateways (WAGs), and Controllers for field deployment.
• Collaborate with Operations teams to troubleshoot and resolve WiFi and mobile network issues affecting business or customer experience.
• Develop tools, processes, and guidelines to support product development, testing, and validation of new wireless solutions.
• Conduct lab evaluations and field trials to validate the capabilities and performance of new technologies.
• Drive innovation in wireless technologies, including WiFi 5/6/7, 802.11ad/ay, UWB, Mesh Networking, and BNC, enhancing performance, reliability, and Quality of Experience (QoE).
• Support initiatives in network security, virus detection, virtualization of network functions, and deployment of new applications and services.
• Optimize Spectrum WiFi performance and public WiFi infrastructure.
• Review design, code, and test plans to ensure quality and compliance with technical standards.

Required Qualifications

• BSEE in Electrical or Computer Engineering or equivalent; MBA preferred.
• 7–10 years of experience in wireless technology development and management, preferably with top MSOs, telcos, satellite operators, or leading wireless vendors in the U.S.
• Deep expertise in wireless access technologies, including WiFi 5/6/7, 4G-LTE, and familiarity with 5G.
• Proven experience managing wireless access engineering systems within large organizations.
• Proficient in network diagnostics, troubleshooting, and inventory tools (e.g., SQL databases, Splunk, Plume, Scope).
• Familiarity with CPE Wireless Gateway and Router designs and roadmap planning for major U.S. operators.
• Hands-on operational experience with WiFi and 4G-LTE networks.

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