• Own end-to-end system integration for fielded mission solutions combining UAS, sensors (including RF-enabled systems where applicable), edge compute, mobile devices, and network transport. • Design, configure, and troubleshoot field networking for distributed environments: IP planning; bridging vs. routing; VLANs; NAT; DHCP/DNS; multicast/unicast considerations; and performance constraints over low-bandwidth or high-latency links. • Diagnose and resolve system issues across link, network, and application layers using structured troubleshooting, logs, and packet capture tools (e.g., tcpdump/Wireshark), and implement durable fixes through configuration, automation, documentation, or engineering escalation with clear repro steps. • Serve as a technical liaison between Mission Solutions, Engineering, Product, Operations, and external partners—translating field requirements into actionable technical work and driving resolution to completion. • Prepare, configure, test, and deploy mission hardware kits and supporting equipment; validate readiness and ensure repeatability through checklists and "golden configuration" baselines. • Provide field support for customer operations, evaluations, and demonstrations, including setup/teardown and on-site troubleshooting as needed. • Develop and maintain SOPs, runbooks, reference architectures, and network/wiring diagrams to standardize deployments and reduce friction for field teams. • Manage Mission Solutions equipment readiness: inventory status, assignment tracking, kit standardization, and lifecycle coordination (repairs/RMAs/vendor coordination). • Assist with forecasting, procurement inputs (BOMs/buy lists), and operational planning to support mission schedules and partner needs. • Help establish and run recurring internal coordination rhythms (readiness reviews, integration syncs, after-action feedback loops) to improve execution velocity and quality.