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NETWORK ENGINEER

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Description

As a Network Engineer, you will be responsible for supporting, maintaining, and optimizing Von Maur’s enterprise network infrastructure, with a particular focus on Cisco networking and Palo Alto firewall technologies. This role combines hands-on network administration, troubleshooting, monitoring, and performance optimization to help ensure a secure and reliable technology environment.
WHAT YOU'LL DO:

Configure, administer, and troubleshoot Cisco routers and switches.
Configure, maintain, and troubleshoot Palo Alto firewalls.
Manage network connectivity and configuration across an IPsec environment.
Create, review, and maintain access control lists (ACLs).
Configure and troubleshoot Quality of Service (QoS).
Support VoIP and associated voice and data telecommunications technologies.
Maintain enterprise network monitoring and management tools.
Troubleshoot connectivity, performance, and network availability issues.
Support network performance, reliability, and security initiatives.
Work in-office in Davenport, Iowa

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT:
At Von Maur, we’re committed to supporting our people with meaningful benefits, opportunities for growth, and the resources to build a rewarding career.

Competitive salary
Comprehensive benefits
401(k) retirement plan
Generous merchandise discount
Career development opportunities
Strong promote-from-within philosophy

ABOUT US:
Von Maur is a family-owned retailer with a longstanding reputation for legendary customer service. Our employees are an essential part of that reputation. We strive to provide a workplace where employees are valued, take pride in their contributions, and have opportunities to build lasting careers.

This position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship now or in the future.

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