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Senior Cisco Wireless Engineer (L3 / Escalation)

India, Philippines

Role Overview

We are seeking a Senior Cisco Wireless Engineer to serve as the final escalation point (L3/T3) for enterprise wireless issues in a large, global Cisco environment. This role focuses on advanced troubleshooting, incident ownership, and wireless optimization, working closely with L2 engineers, network teams, and global stakeholders during US business hours.

Key Responsibilities

  • Act as L3/T3 escalation for complex wireless issues across multiple enterprise sites
  • Own high-severity (P1/P2) wireless incidents end-to-end, including participation in incident bridges
  • Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to:

    • Wireless LAN Controllers (Cisco 9800, AireOS, or equivalent)

    • Enterprise Access Points

    • Client connectivity, roaming, RF, and performance issues

  • Perform Root Cause Analysis (RCA) for recurring or high-impact wireless incidents
  • Support large-scale AP deployments, upgrades, and migrations
  • Partner with L2 engineers to guide troubleshooting and improve resolution quality
  • Work with ServiceNow for incident, change, and problem management
  • Create and maintain technical documentation, SOPs, and troubleshooting guides
  • Collaborate with global network, security, and operations teams
  • Contribute to wireless standards, best practices, and optimization initiatives

Required Skills & Experience

  • Strong experience supporting enterprise wireless networks in production environments
  • Hands-on troubleshooting experience with Cisco Wireless or equivalent enterprise WLAN solutions
  • Solid understanding of 802.11 standards (a/b/g/n/ac/ax) and RF fundamentals
  • Experience troubleshooting client connectivity, roaming, authentication, and performance issues
  • Strong foundation in TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, VLANs, and routing fundamentals
  • Experience working in ITIL-based operations (incident, change, and problem management)
  • Ability to work independently and take ownership of issues during US Eastern Time hours
  • Strong communication skills for working on incident bridges and with global teams

Preferred / Nice to Have (Not Mandatory)

  • Experience with Cisco 9800 Wireless LAN Controllers
  • Exposure to Cisco DNA Center or Prime Infrastructure
  • Experience with AireOS to 9800 migrations
  • Wireless site survey or RF optimization tools (Ekahau, AirMagnet, etc.)
  • Experience supporting large campus, manufacturing, or multi-site enterprise environments
  • Relevant certifications such as CCNP, CCIE, CWNA (optional)

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