Field Technician - Tactical Cyber Deployment

About PUNCH:We're problem solvers first & foremost. PUNCH's origin story involves frustration with available INFOSEC tools and techniques—we came up thru the industry using these inefficient tools and techniques and decided there had to be a better way. We bring this laser focus on efficiency to every customer engagement.We have trust as a hallmark in everything we do. PUNCH provides its team members with the maximum amount of ownership over their careers, the direction of the company, and the flexibility & freedom to accomplish their job without interference. Trust requires accountability; we live that, company-wide.We back each other up. PUNCH is a supportive place to work. We've worked hard to create an environment that makes people better, encourages teamwork, and rewards a “pitch in” mentality.We give back. To those in need. To the community. To the industry.Does this sound like you?In this Role You Will: Deploy, troubleshoot, and maintain DCO sensor kits at various mission sites.Install and cable platforms in server rooms, network closets, or mobile kits.Conduct field diagnostics (cable testing, SFP swaps, basic connectivity).Document installs, wiring layouts, and inventories.Act as liaison between field locations and remote engineering teams.Follow SOPs for setup, teardown, and incident response.Key Requirements: 7+ years administering Linux systems in production or field conditions.Experience with hands-on IT installs, cable management, and physical setups.Willingness to work in austere, tight, or poorly-lit conditions.Basic networking and Linux familiarity preferred.Excellent documentation skills and field discipline.Able to lift equipment and adapt to mission schedules.Must Haves: Strong troubleshooting ability.Security Clearance: TS with SCI eligibility required.Travel Requirements: 8–12 weeks annually, CONUS and OCONUS, sometimes with short notice.This role is primarily field-based; remote coordination is supported when not deployed.#J-18808-Ljbffr

About PUNCH:We're problem solvers first & foremost. PUNCH's origin story involves frustration with available INFOSEC tools and techniques—we came up thru the industry using these inefficient tools and techniques and decided there had to be a better way. We bring this laser focus on efficiency to every customer engagement.We have trust as a hallmark in everything we do. PUNCH provides its team members with the maximum amount of ownership over their careers, the direction of the company, and the flexibility & freedom to accomplish their job without interference. Trust requires accountability; we live that, company-wide.We back each other up. PUNCH is a supportive place to work. We've worked hard to create an environment that makes people better, encourages teamwork, and rewards a “pitch in” mentality.We give back. To those in need. To the community. To the industry.Does this sound like you?In this Role You Will: Deploy, troubleshoot, and maintain DCO sensor kits at various mission sites.Install and cable platforms in server rooms, network closets, or mobile kits.Conduct field diagnostics (cable testing, SFP swaps, basic connectivity).Document installs, wiring layouts, and inventories.Act as liaison between field locations and remote engineering teams.Follow SOPs for setup, teardown, and incident response.Key Requirements: 7+ years administering Linux systems in production or field conditions.Experience with hands-on IT installs, cable management, and physical setups.Willingness to work in austere, tight, or poorly-lit conditions.Basic networking and Linux familiarity preferred.Excellent documentation skills and field discipline.Able to lift equipment and adapt to mission schedules.Must Haves: Strong troubleshooting ability.Security Clearance: TS with SCI eligibility required.Travel Requirements: 8–12 weeks annually, CONUS and OCONUS, sometimes with short notice.This role is primarily field-based; remote coordination is supported when not deployed.#J-18808-Ljbffr

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