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PinnaclePartners

Network Engineer

Evansville, IN

$90K - $100K/yr

... infrastructure logs to identify performance, security, and operational concerns Integrate mobile device management (MDM) tools with network access control (NAC) policies and enterprise wireless ...

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Fishbeck

Senior Surveyor - Indiana

Indianapolis, IN · Hybrid

... way, and infrastructure projects. * Perform and oversee complex survey computations and data ... Integrate and manage data from UAS, terrestrial LiDAR, and mobile mapping platforms. * Review and ...

Adidev Technologies Inc

Civil Engineer

IN · On-site

$45 - $60/hr

... infrastructure, construction, public works, and information technology projects across the United States. We hire and support both Civil Engineering and IT professionals, including Mobile Developers ...

Adidev Technologies Inc

Civil Engineer

Michigan City, IN · Hybrid

$45 - $60/hr

... infrastructure, construction, public works, and information technology projects across the United States. We hire and support both Civil Engineering and IT professionals, including Mobile Developers ...

Judge Group, Inc.

IT Systems Engineer

Williams Creek, IN · On-site

$100K - $120K/yr

Key Responsibilities 1. Infrastructure & Virtualization * Server Administration: Design, configure ... Mobile & Cloud MDM: Oversee Microsoft Intune for device enrollment, compliance monitoring, and ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a mobile infrastructure engineer?

To excel as a Mobile Infrastructure Engineer, you need expertise in mobile platforms (iOS/Android), backend systems, networking, and often a degree in computer science or a related field. Familiarity with cloud services (like AWS or Google Cloud), CI/CD tools, containerization (Docker, Kubernetes), and mobile device management systems is typically required. Strong problem-solving, teamwork, and communication skills help you collaborate effectively across teams and troubleshoot complex issues. These skills are crucial to ensure reliable, scalable, and secure mobile infrastructure that supports seamless user experiences.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals working in mobile infrastructure, and how can they be addressed?

Professionals in Mobile Infrastructure often encounter challenges such as ensuring network reliability, managing rapid technological changes, and maintaining security across distributed systems. These challenges can be addressed by staying up-to-date with the latest mobile technologies, implementing robust monitoring and automation tools, and collaborating closely with development, security, and operations teams. Additionally, regular training and communication help teams adapt to evolving requirements and maintain high service quality in fast-paced environments.

What is the difference between Mobile Infrastructure vs Network Engineer?

AspectMobile InfrastructureNetwork Engineer
CertificationsFCC, Cisco, CompTIA certifications often preferredCCNA, CCNP, Cisco certifications
Work EnvironmentFieldwork, site installation, maintenance of cellular towers and infrastructureOffice and fieldwork, designing and troubleshooting networks
Industry UsageTelecommunications, mobile service providersIT, telecommunications, enterprise networks

Mobile Infrastructure and Network Engineer roles share overlapping skills in networking and certifications but differ mainly in work environment and focus. Mobile Infrastructure specialists focus on cellular towers and mobile network hardware, while Network Engineers design and maintain broader network systems. Both roles are vital in telecommunications but serve distinct operational needs.

What is mobile infrastructure?

Mobile infrastructure refers to the underlying hardware, software, and network components that enable mobile devices to connect to cellular networks and access services like voice, data, and messaging. This includes cell towers, base stations, network switches, and the supporting backend systems that manage connectivity and data transmission. Professionals working in mobile infrastructure are responsible for designing, deploying, maintaining, and optimizing these systems to ensure reliable and high-quality mobile service. As mobile usage continues to grow, the demand for robust and scalable mobile infrastructure is increasing worldwide.
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Technology Director

Tri-Central Community Schools

Sharpsville, IN • On-site

Full-time

This job post has expired today. Applications are no longer accepted.

Job description

Position Title: Technology Director

Employment Type: Full-Time, 12-Month

Location: Tri-Central School Corporation, Sharpsville, Indiana

Salary Range: commensurate with experience


Position Overview

The Tri-Central School Corporation is seeking a collaborative and skilled Technology Director to lead our district's digital infrastructure and facility security systems. Serving 700 students across one school building and a central office, this role provides strategic leadership while remaining actively involved in daily technical operations. Leading a team of two—the Director and one Assistant Technology specialist—you will manage our network, oversee cyber security, and maintain the campus physical security hardware that keeps our small rural community safe.


Key Responsibilities


Network, Systems & Operations Management

· Manage, maintain, and secure the single-campus local network (LAN), Wi-Fi infrastructure, and firewalls.

· Monitor network uptime and optimize connectivity between the school building and the central office.

· Oversee data privacy, cloud backups, and ensure compliance with Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) cybersecurity standards and work with administration to oversee Skyward Student Informational system.

Physical Security & Infrastructure Systems

· Administer, troubleshoot, and maintain the district's IP security camera network and video storage servers.

· Manage the campus electronic keyless door entry system, including user access profiles, scheduling, and hardware troubleshooting.

· Collaborate with local law enforcement or school resource officers to ensure systems operate at peak performance during emergencies.

Department Leadership & Administration

· Lead, mentor, and coordinate daily helpdesk tasks for the Assistant Technology specialist.

· Work with the central office to procure annual Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) E-rate funding process to secure critical internet and infrastructure discounts.

Device & Mobile Device Management (MDM)

· Oversee a 1:1 Student device ecosystem consisting of Macbooks and iPads.

· Configure and Maintain Mobile-Device Management (MDM) platforms to push applications, monitor security settings, and manage content filtering


Required Qualifications

· Experience: 3–5 years in network administration, system engineering, or educational IT leadership preferred.

· Specialized Knowledge: Practical experience managing networked facility systems (IP cameras, access control doors, or environmental sensors). Specific working knowledge of Active Directory, Microsoft Azure and O365 environments, in-depth working knowledge of Windows and Mac OS systems. Knowledge of Windows servers and networking is a must.

· Leadership Skills: Proven ability to manage, support, and direct a technician or small IT team.

· Licensing & Safety: Must pass an expanded criminal history background check required for all Indiana public school employees.

Preferred Attributes

· Collaborative Mindset: Willingness to work side-by-side with your assistant on large deployments or critical network issues.

· Communication: Ability to explain complex technical roadmaps clearly to teachers, administrators, and the school board.

· Urgency: High attention to detail regarding physical safety and facility network uptime.


How to Apply

Please submit a cover letter, resume, and three professional references to alarson@tccs.k12.in.us or apply online via our School Corporation Nimble Portal.