Circuit Engineer

Responsibilities

• Utilize existing systems or provide approved interfaces to monitor the operational state and performance of circuits, network equipment, and systems.
• Perform circuit activation, upgrades, & deactivations related to telecommunications service orders.
• Design and deliver secure voice, video, and data communications networks.
• Timely update related Circuit and configuration management tools such as Mission Assurance Decision Support System (MADSS) and local Circuit Activation database.
• Maintain comprehensive documentation including locations, MAC addresses, serial numbers, warranty information, and deployment details.
• Activate, change, upgrade, deactivate trunks, links, and circuits in accordance with DISA TSOs or regulatory guidance as directed by higher levels of control and submit applicable reports.
• Provide site survey and related data for various projects involving installation of outside plant for media connections, connectivity on and off the Pentagon reservation, and outlying/remote dedicated Circuits.
• Provide circuit activations, modifications, upgrades, or deactivations to accommodate customers’ voice, video, and data requirements.
• Perform necessary corrective maintenance actions to restore failed circuits or services back to operational status.
• Perform Test and Acceptance on all trunks, links, circuits, and equipment using assigned parameter codes.
• Maintain system diagrams for all links, trunks, circuits, and systems in the TCFs and the servicing facilities.
• Ensure equipment, cables, patch bays, or other circuit access points are labeled appropriately.
• Cook up the installation of government circuits with the Defense Information Systems Agency, local users, and associated commercial vendors.

Qualifications

• Experience: 5+ years’ related experience
• Certifications: CompTIA Security+ CE Computing Environment Certification
• Clearance: Must possess Top Secret/SCI clearance