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Wireless Engineers
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A wireless engineer works on setting up and optimizing wireless networks. This includes designing, planning and establishing the network infrastructure which incorporates the 802.11 protocols. A wireless engineer will also provide recommendations for system improvements and complete technical assessments.

A wireless network engineer should have a degree in computer science, engineering or mathematics, wireless network certification (CCNP or CWNP), experience and knowledge of WAN/LAN engineering, wired and wireless networking and a good proficiency and understanding of scripting languages such as Perl or Python.

Hiring a freelance wireless network engineer to set up your home or office network can be more beneficial than hiring internally. For one there is an agreed price upfront and the fact that you are able to select a skilled and experienced wireless engineer based on reviews from other employers. There is no need to worry about cultural fit in the office as once the network is set up there is no obligation to continue employing the freelancer. A freelance wireless engineer can help you understand the best way of setting up the wireless network and explain protocols such as 802.11.

Freelancers experienced and skilled in 802.11 range from $10 - $95 USD per hour. Generally the total cost is determined by the quote provided by the freelancer based on the total hours required. Although a fixed price amount can also be agreed to between you (the employer) and the freelancer to complete the 802.11 wireless networking job.

When writing a job description for a wireless networking engineer skilled in the 802.11 network standards it’s important to be clear and concise on what you need done for the job to be completed, the type of freelancer that you’re looking for (experience, qualifications and skills) and what you expect to be done.

An example may include the following:

I am looking for an experienced freelance wireless networking engineer that is skilled in wireless networking protocols and standards such as 802.11 to plan and set up a wireless network in an office environment. Devices that need to be connected to the network include laptops, printers and a scanner.

Ideally the person we are looking for will have two years experience in wireless networking, wireless network certification such as CCNP or CWNP, knowledge of scripting languages and more.