Network Engineer
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Description
The Network Engineer is involved in the design and maintenance of both the hardware and software necessary for a computer network. The Network Engineer is a high-level technical analyst, specializing in Local Area Networks (LANs)/Wide Area Networks (WANs), TCP/IP, and server/network infrastructure.
Role Description:
- Functions as the liaison to the various support groups with whom the systems management team interfaces.
- Analyzes, determines and documents requirements in terms of system management needs and implements them.
- Solid understanding of networking/distributed computing environment concepts.
- Understands principles of routing client/server programming.
- Manages expectations at all levels: customers/end users, executive sponsors.
- Ensures quality standards are followed.
- Understands the business application of technical support and design in an application development environment.
- Manages the daily operations of the systems management team to ensure service levels are being met.
- Manages the systems management team’s support issue and backlog.
- Monitors the team’s open backlog of support issues and re-assign issues as necessary to ensure they are closed per agreed upon service levels.
- Acts as the first level of escalation for high priority support issues.
- Responsible for the installation, configuration and administration of network routers and switches.
- Responsible for ensuring high priority issues are resolved in a timely manner.
- Responsible for keeping the environment up and running.
- Often times, responsible for identifying and reporting hardware problems.
- Understands basic routing concepts.
- Identifies and track issues, risks, and action items.
- Resolves and/or assists in resolving issues.
- Reviews, prioritizes, and researches service requests.
- Anticipates and resolves issues specific to the team.
- Determines time estimates and schedule for own work and resolve issues in a timely manner.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
