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American International Group

Wireless Network Engineer

American International Group

Senior

$126,000 – $171,000

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What this role is

This role leads the design and implementation of enterprise-wide wireless network architectures, defining standards for RF design, security, and performance across multi-vendor environments. It suits experienced network engineers who can translate business needs into scalable wireless infrastructure while staying current with emerging technologies like Wi-Fi 6/6E and AI-driven network management.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or related field, or equivalent experience
  • 10+ years designing, deploying, and managing large-scale enterprise wireless networks
  • Deep understanding of RF engineering principles and WLAN technologies including Wi-Fi 6/6E and 802.11ac
  • Strong background in wireless network security including authentication, encryption, and compliance frameworks
  • Proficiency with site survey and RF planning tools
  • Experience with multi-vendor wireless ecosystems and interoperability planning
  • Hands-on experience in large-scale wireless deployments across campus, retail, or high-density environments
  • Ability to troubleshoot complex wireless network issues
  • Excellent communication skills with technical and non-technical stakeholders
  • Commitment to service availability and user experience

Nice to have

  • AI-driven tools for network visibility and root cause analysis
  • Industry certifications in wireless networking

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