Skill
Networking Hardware
IT Infrastructure and Networking
Networking hardware refers to the physical equipment used to build and operate computer networks, including routers, switches, hubs, modems, network interface cards, and cabling. IT professionals install, configure, and maintain this equipment to enable data transmission between devices in homes, offices, and data centers. Familiarity with major vendors like Cisco, Juniper, and Ubiquiti is common among network technicians and engineers.
Open roles requiring Networking Hardware (2)
Field Engineer - US
AST SpaceMobile
US - Remote
AST SpaceMobile is hiring a Field Engineer to install, maintain, and troubleshoot satellite gateway systems that support their space-based cellular broadband network. This role suits someone with hands-on experience in RF systems and satellite communications who can work both independently and with distributed teams across multiple sites.
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Field Engineer - LATAM
AST SpaceMobile
Other - Remote
This role involves installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting satellite gateway systems for a LEO-based cellular network, requiring hands-on expertise with RF equipment, antennas, and satellite communications infrastructure. It suits experienced field engineers comfortable with frequent travel to remote sites and independent problem-solving in dynamic technical environments.
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