Microsoft
Networking Technology Consultant-CTJ-TS/SCI
$78K–$169K
Springfield, VA · On-site · Full-time · Posted Oct 16, 2026
- Experience
- 1+ year(s) required. Preferred experience includes 3+ years in a relevant area; minimum 6 years in network engineering or network program management; 2+ years with classified networks or cloud networking; and 4+ years with classified networks in one stated qualification.
- Education
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Finance, Business, or related field OR equivalent experience.
About the job
Delivers and oversees secure networking and cloud technology solutions for government customers, from requirements and architecture through deployment and adoption.
What you'll do
- Engages customers and project teams to define requirements, constraints, risks, and solution plans; communicates business value and manages delivery against project plans.
- Designs, implements, and oversees secure technical solutions, including architecture, deployment, testing, governance, and risk mitigation.
- Supports adoption of Microsoft technologies, contributes to intellectual property, and collaborates with internal and external teams to resolve delivery challenges.
What they ask for
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Finance, Business, or related field OR equivalent experience.
- 1+ year(s) work experience in relevant area of business.
- Active U.S. Government TOP SECRET/SCI Security Clearance; must meet required security screenings.
- U.S. citizenship verification is required.
Nice to have
- Minimum 6 years of experience as a network engineer or technical program manager for networks; 2+ years of experience with architecture, deployment, and/or operations of Government classified networks.
- CCNP or higher or equivalent professional certification; CompTIA Security+ certification.
Pay
USD $77,900 - $156,200 per year (base salary); USD $100,800 - $169,200 per year (base salary)
Tools
Ansible, Splunk, Solarwinds, BGP, OSPF, VRRP, LACP, Azure Networking
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