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Wireless Network Instructor Duties

The Wireless Network Instructor is responsible for the development maintenance and delivery of wireless network training to employees and contractors throughout the United States. The Wireless Network Instructor will also perform skills testing of employees and contractors as part of the company’s certification program.

Key Responsibilities
• Deliver hands-on and theory-based wireless network training courses to employees and contractors throughout the U.S.;
• Develop and maintain labs (stationary and “suitcased”) for use in training courses;
• Follow industry standard instructional system design processes for the analysis design development implementation and evaluation (ADDIE) of training and certification programs;
• Partner with product managers engineering ...
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