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Resident Engineer

Seattle, WA · On-site

$112K - $144K/yr

They will be using Ekahau for site surveys * networking - LAN, WAN, WLAN * Knowledge and experience with HPE Aruba product portfolio: Switching, Routing, AOS6.5 & 8.x, Wireless AP and IAP ...

... Ekahau wireless planning and analysis tools. • Knowledge of ITIL or similar IT service management frameworks. • Experience with network monitoring and analytics tools such as SolarWinds or Splunk ...

Knowledge of Ekahau products. * Understanding of ITIL or similar service management frameworks. * Certification in HPE Aruba solutions (ACMA, ACMP). * Experience with network monitoring and analytics ...

Desktop Support III

Pine Bluff, AR · On-site

$37 - $42/hr

WLAN tools including Ekahau or related. * Project Management experience / certification. Education and Experience: * The job qualifications would normally be met through attainment of an ...

WiFi survey tools such as Ekahau Sidekick, and spectrum analyzer experience, are a plus. * 802.1X support experience (design, implementation, and ongoing access support) is a plus. * No degree ...

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How much do ekahau jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for ekahau in the United States is $52.57, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $40.38 and $62.02 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an Ekahau?

An Ekahau job typically involves working with Ekahau's wireless network design and troubleshooting tools to optimize Wi-Fi networks. Professionals in this role, such as wireless engineers or network analysts, use Ekahau software to conduct site surveys, analyze signal strength, and ensure efficient Wi-Fi coverage. They may work in industries like enterprise IT, healthcare, education, or retail to improve wireless performance. Strong knowledge of RF principles and experience with networking technologies are often required.

What does a typical day look like for an Ekahau specialist?

A typical day for an Ekahau specialist involves using site survey equipment to assess wireless coverage in different environments, analyzing signal strength and interference, and designing Wi-Fi layouts for optimal performance. Much of the work includes preparing detailed reports, presenting recommendations to clients or project teams, and troubleshooting connectivity issues on-site or remotely. Collaboration with IT departments, network engineers, and sometimes vendors is common to ensure solutions align with business requirements. The role often balances time between fieldwork, project meetings, and documentation, offering a dynamic mix of technical and interpersonal tasks.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Ekahau position, and why are they important?

To thrive in a role specializing in Ekahau, individuals need a solid understanding of wireless networking concepts, RF design, and Wi-Fi troubleshooting, often backed by certifications such as ECSE (Ekahau Certified Survey Engineer) or equivalent experience. Proficiency in Ekahau software and tools like Ekahau Pro, Sidekick, and Spectrum Analyzer is vital for conducting wireless site surveys and designing reliable WLAN solutions. Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and effective communication are crucial when collaborating with IT teams and translating technical data for stakeholders. These skills ensure robust, secure, and efficient wireless networks that meet organizational connectivity needs.

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Network Architect with Security Clearance

Mission Services LLC (MSI)

Mclean, VA • On-site

$65.50 - $87.75/hr

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Posted 4 days ago


Job description

Job Title: Network Engineering Specialist
Location with zip code: Mclean, VA (100% Onsite)
Duration: FTE
Certifications: CCIE(Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert) Roles and Responsibilities:
The Network Engineering Specialist undertakes engineering activities that contributes towards the delivery of client technical requirements, deploying optimal networking and connectivity solutions that enable clients and the enterprise to achieve their operational and business goals. A strong focus on WLAN solutions with experience of conducting surveys with Ekahau tools. Accountabilities
• Undertakes routine daily activities and is accountable for system design, build, testing, validation, maintenance, and ongoing support of all network infrastructure components.
• Undertakes the implementation of new and enhanced network technology that aligns to customers’ strategic direction for enterprise and remote site connectivity.
• Maintains standards for global network infrastructure, including wireless, LAN, WAN, NAC (ISE), load balancing (F5) and security (FW, encryption).
• Manages the installation, testing, and setup of new network hardware both physical and virtual (firewalls, routers, switching, monitoring) hardware and software.
• Executes engineering efforts to ensue suitability and supportability of networking technology.
• Participates in technology lifecycle planning, including contributing to the development of the technology roadmaps and Network Health Assessments.
• Delivers the required documentation, knowledge transfer and training to successfully land new solutions into the support organization.
• Delivers support for clients with data protection and overarching regulatory compliance requirements.
• Provides support for problem escalations from the US network support organization.
• Drives impact with a range of customer, operational, project or service activities within the Network Engineering team and other related teams.
• Mentors other Engineering professionals, helping to improve the team’s abilities by acting as a technical resource.
• Champions, continuously develops, and shares with team knowledge on emerging trends and changes in Network Engineering.