Wireless networking is a method for computers to share resources without the need for cables. Such resources include files, printers, Internet connections, and other devices. 

Over the last few years, wireless networking has become very common, being implemented in places such as homes, businesses, and college campuses. These networks even exist in public places such as hotels, airports, and cafes. A major reason for its popularity is the convenience of not having to run wires across a network. Nodes in a wireless network can communicate anywhere and through almost any physical barrier, thus making the possibilities of wireless networking endless.

-Wireless Networking Software Development Jobs:

In this field the Software Developers create software to simulate events and test the wireless networks. These tests include testing hardware vs. software, and simulating different operating environments. Biggest requirement is the ability to find flaws with the systems. Technical skills required:

-Wireless Networking Systems Test and Integration Jobs: 

 In this field IT professionals assist in integrating the wireless products into the given environment. They also assist the testers by setting up the wireless networks they will be testing. Since there will be a lot of interaction with customers purchasing the wireless hardware as well as researching the best environments to run them under good customer service skills are required. Technical skills required:

-Wireless Engineer:

The wireless engineer pulls the team together. They organize plan and analyze the way things are going. They also implement the system itself. One of the main skills of a wireless engineer is leadership and a broad understanding of wireless networking. Extensive lab time and internships are required to achieve this job as an entry level employee. Technical skills required:

In Addition:

Entry Level: $45,000

Permanent: $91,000