Design Engineer (Network Designer III) (Government)
AT&T
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This role pays less than 91% of similar roles. Most pay $135,000–$196,693 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $108k versus about $166k for comparable roles.
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AT&T is a US-based telecommunications company providing wireless, broadband, and fiber internet service along with phone and connectivity products for consumers and businesses.
AT&T currently has 53 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $141,300–$215,800 across 51 roles with salary data.
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The Network Architect at AT&T supports the US Government Program for US Strategic Command in Omaha, Nebraska, providing technical leadership in network architecture and modernization. This Intermediate-level position involves building and maintaining Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) models, designing secure networks, evaluating new technologies, and leading implementation efforts. The role requires hands-on experience with digital engineering and model-based approaches, particularly in complex DoD environments. Key skills include expertise in enterprise networking, ITIL 4 certification within nine months, and a preferred intermediate or advanced DoD 8140-compliant certification such as CASP+, CCSP, or CISSP. The ideal candidate will have experience with MBSE, SysML, UAF, and digital engineering methods, supporting technical reviews and briefings to management on emerging technologies.
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