The highly mobile nature of modern business makes your wireless network’s speed, reliability, and performance critical. Wireless networks are used for much more than just business laptops. They also enable the use of innovative, transformative technologies like the Internet of Things, contactless shopping, and automation.

To fully take advantage of wireless technology, businesses need a secure, high-performance network as well as wireless network engineers to design, maintain, and upgrade it. Wireless network engineers are responsible for helping a business establish and achieve its wireless goals through a combination of processes, policies, and technologies.

This customizable hiring kit, written by Nicole Rennolds for TechRepublic Premium, provides a framework you can use to find the best wireless network engineer for your organization.

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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES [MODIFY THE LIST TO MATCH YOUR REQUIREMENTS]

The wireless network engineer will:

Design the wireless network with the company’s needs in mind, planning the layout of wireless access points to provide the coverage, capacity, and performance needed to support business operations.

Monitor the wireless network and remediate any performance or health issues to ensure continuous availability and optimal speed.

Install, configure, and support wireless networking hardware, including access points, routers, gateways, and security appliances.

Configure and support wireless networking software such as management systems.

Ensure all networking software and firmware is up-to-date with the latest security patches to mitigate vulnerabilities.

Implement and maintain security controls and protocols to protect wireless devices and data.

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