About the Company

Our client is an industry‑leader producing solutions across various development areas, including networking, and wireless technology. Their commitment to advancement is evident in their continued leadership in these core domains.

About the Role

As a Wireless Architect, you will act as a trusted technical advisor, owning the end‑to‑end wireless design and delivery lifecycle. You will provide deep expertise across Cisco Wireless technologies, ensuring solutions are secure, scalable and aligned to customer business outcomes.

Responsibilities

- Lead wireless architecture, design and technical delivery for customer engagements
- Provide subject matter expertise across Cisco Wireless technologies
- Engage with customer stakeholders to gather requirements and translate them into technical designs
- Design, document and deliver High‑Level and Low‑Level Designs (HLD / LLD)
- Develop implementation, migration and test plans
- Perform wireless surveys, lab testing, proofs of concept and production deployments




- Support integration with wider enterprise network architectures

Skills and Experience

- Strong hands‑on experience with Cisco Wireless solutions (design, deployment and optimisation)
- Solid understanding of RF principles, wireless security and performance optimisation
- Experience producing explicit and detailed technical documentation
- Ability to communicate confidently with both technical and non‑technical stakeholders
- Cisco certifications (CCNP Wireless / CCIE Wireless or Enterprise) highly desirable

For a confidential discussion, please contact Pravin on quoting reference .

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