Captivation Software
Network Engineer 2 (Travel Required) - Cisco/Jira/LatteArt/STE/STN/SSP/Cisco
About this role
Mid-level network engineer supporting two operational customers with mixed civilian and contractor teams at a Maryland facility. Responsibilities include configuring and fielding network systems, managing JIRA tickets, ensuring SSP compliance, and supporting firewall and encryption equipment across primary and remote locations with frequent travel.
What you'll do
- Configure and deploy network systems in lab environments and support fielding at multiple locations
- Manage and resolve JIRA tickets for daily networking support tasks
- Maintain and support Cisco/Arista network devices, firewalls, and crypto equipment
- Ensure SSP compliance for Latte Art and related security devices
- Provide on-site and remote support for operational system deployments
- Participate in on-call rotation for operational systems once fully ramped
What they're looking for
- Cisco and Arista configuration
- Network engineering and sustainment
- Latte Art and STE/STN/SSP compliance
- Cisco ASA firewall administration
- JIRA ticket management
- Call Manager administration
- Network automation and scripting
- Cloud or hyperconverged infrastructure
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Captivation Software
Captivation Software builds high-performance computing and secure analytics infrastructure for mission-critical government programs, specializing in HPC testing, enterprise dataflow architectures, and cleared defense systems. The company is hiring senior test engineers, systems engineers, and technical leaders with deep expertise in Linux, cloud infrastructure, and security clearances to validate systems and architect solutions for intelligence community operations.
View all jobs at Captivation SoftwareLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience configuring and sustaining Cisco and Arista network devices in production environments.
- How have you supported SSP compliance requirements for security-focused network equipment?