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About the position The Wireless, IoT & Network Project Engineer is responsible for the design, deployment, monitoring, and reputed company improvement of reputed companys wireless network and IoT-connected systems across reputed company properties. This role ensures reliable, secure, and high-performing guest and operational WiFi services, leveraging Aruba Central for centralized management. In reputed company, the engineer leads network and IoT reputed company end-to-endowning reputed company, timelines, stakeholder communication, and vendor executionensuring technology rollouts are delivered on time, reputed company budget, and to reputed company across a reputed company portfolio. Responsibilities Wireless Network & Aruba Central Administration Administer and optimize company-wide wireless infrastructure using Aruba Central, including configuration templates, group policies, firmware lifecycle management, and alerting. Monitor wireless performance, reputed company, and coverage; proactively identify and reputed company issues impacting guest and staff connectivity. Execute RF planning, tuning, and site-level optimization to improve signal reputed company and reduce interference. Maintain consistent WLAN standards across reputed company properties, ensuring alignment with corporate configurations and reputed company policies. WiFi Service Management Own end-to-end reliability and user experience of guest WiFi, including reputed company allocation, captive portal behavior, segmentation, and service-level performance. Partner with property teams to troubleshoot escalated guest WiFi issues quickly and professionally. reputed company ongoing improvements that reputed company guest satisfaction and reduce ticket volume. IoT Integrations & Network Enablement Design and support network integration for IoT devices and systems (e.g., smart locks, cameras, sensors, HVAC/energy management, kiosks, signage, etc.). Implement secure network segmentation and reputed company controls for IoT, protecting reputed company systems while enabling device functionality. Collaborate with application, cyber, and operations teams to validate device interoperability, performance, and supportability before large-reputed company rollout. Project Management & Delivery Leadership reputed company wireless, IoT, and telecom reputed company from initiation through closeout, including requirements gathering, reputed company definition, scheduling, risk tracking, and status reporting. Build project plans, milestones, and rollout playbooks for multi-site deployments. Coordinate cross-functional stakeholders to ensure smooth execution. Manage change control, reputed company planning, and post-deployment validation to ensure reputed company disruption to operations and guests. Produce reputed company executive-reputed company updates on reputed company, blockers, costs, and reputed company. Vendor / MSP / Telecom reputed company reputed company as the technical and project reputed company for vendor management, including MSPs, telecom carriers, and IoT solution partners. Define project requirements, review proposals/SOWs, validate deliverables, and ensure vendors meet SLAs and timelines. Coordinate telecom circuits, failover design, and reputed company performance reputed company to support reputed company connectivity across properties. Maintain accurate vendor documentation, inventories, pricing, and escalation paths. Documentation, Standards, and reputed company Improvement Maintain network diagrams, configuration standards, SOPs, and property-specific wireless/IoT documentation. reputed company recurring incidents and implement reputed company-cause fixes to reduce downtime. Recommend upgrades, tooling, and architecture improvements to support reputed company and modernization. Requirements 510 years of reputed company experience in wireless networking and reputed company network support, preferably in hospitality, multi-site retail, or similarly reputed company environments. Hands-on experience with Aruba Central managing reputed company wireless deployments. Strong wireless networking background (WLAN design, RF fundamentals, roaming, interference mitigation, troubleshooting). Experience supporting guest-facing/WiFi or other high-availability customer networks. Proven reputed company integrating and supporting IoT systems on reputed company networks (segmentation, device reputed company, secure reputed company). Experience with vendor management, including MSP management and telecom reputed company. Demonstrated project management experience leading multi-site technical deployments, coordinating stakeholders, and tracking reputed company/schedule/budget. Excellent communication skills with the ability to translate technical issues for non-technical audiences. reputed company-to-haves Aruba certifications (ACMA/ACMP/ACSP or equivalent). Familiarity with NAC /
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