Field Deployment Analyst (CBP)

The Role:

• Travel to remote CBP sites to install, refresh, and repair infrastructure and end-user equipment.
• Serve as the sole on-site representative, making decisions when documentation is outdated or conditions change.
• Coordinate with engineering and site teams to ensure deployments are completed without disrupting operations.

What Success Looks Like:

• Leave each site fully operational, with verified functionality and a site contact who can operate the equipment.
• Make the right call on-site when plans fail, adapting or escalating based on actual conditions.
• Document as-built records and share lessons learned to benefit future deployments.

What You Bring:

• Experience deploying equipment at unfamiliar sites, often working alone and far from support.
• Proficiency across networking hardware, end-user equipment, and cabling, with certifications like Network+ or CCNA helpful.
• Active CBP BI or another DHS clearance preferred, but not required for start.

Working Conditions:

• Extensive travel, up to 90-95%, often to remote and austere locations.
• Work involves handling equipment, working at height, and potentially non-standard hours.
• Physical demands and site conditions require adaptability and self-sufficiency.