The Alaka`ina Foundation Family of Companies is seeking a qualified Network Engineer I - Range Network to provide entry-level network engineering support, security, administration, and management for both classified and unclassified networks at PMRF in Kekaha, Hawai'i. This role involves configuring and maintaining routers, switches, firewalls, and other network devices in compliance with DoD/DoN/PMRF policies. The Network Engineer will also provide network-centric Cyber Security expertise and engage in system-wide troubleshooting and problem resolution in both 'stand-down' and 'live' mission environments, ensuring adherence to STIG compliance and PMRF policy. In this position, the Network Engineer will operate, maintain, and configure all network engineering hardware and software associated with classified and unclassified network infrastructures. This includes utilizing tools such as DISA STIGS, SCAP, SRR scripts, and ACAS/Nessus to accomplish Cyber Security tasks. The engineer will ensure 100% compliance of network devices with DoD directed IAVM programs and assist in developing Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&M) for any non-compliant devices. Additionally, the role requires configuring and maintaining network management platforms, monitoring data on the network, and preparing status and technical reports for management and customers. The Network Engineer will also participate in the Organization's Configuration Management Plan, ensuring proper documentation of work performed, including maintaining network engineering documentation related to inventory, topology, design, test plans, and project implementation. The position requires collaboration with management, team members, and customers to maintain awareness of network developments, security posture, and overall system status. The work environment is a general office setting with site visits and occasional 'at sea' duty to support the PMRF's Mobile at Sea Sensor system (MATSS). Candidates must be capable of working in a team environment and be prepared for physical tasks associated with network engineering, including lifting and installation of networking systems and peripherals.