Network Engineer Level 3 (TS/SCI FSP) Science at Geebo

Network Engineer Level 3 (TS/SCI FSP)

Ross Technologies (RTGX) an Assured Information Security (AIS) company has a growing need for a Network Engineer Level 3 that possesses a TS/SCI FSP. This valuable asset will leads network design, development, and testing activities for large-scale network infrastructure. He or She will provide consultation, support, and guidance to organizations and clients.
Specifications:
Leads the resolution of complex network problems
Recommends voice, video, and data network solutions to management and customers based on results of independent assessment of current and future network performance, stability, and network management issues.
Performs cost analyses and vendor comparisons to ensure cost-effective and efficient operations; measures feasibility of various approaches and makes recommendations as appropriate.
The candidate shall have appropriate certification in compliance with the requirements of the DoD 8570 Information Assurance Category IAT Level II.
Must meet contract level requirements for appropriate position. BA/BS degree in related field. Degree may be substituted with an equivalent combination of education/related work experience
Knowledge of networking principals, protocols, and routing/switching
Knowledge of Juniper, Cisco, and Brocade network devices
Understanding of complex network protocols such as multicast, QOS, BGP, and OSPF
Understanding network architecture that includes Cisco VPN technology, security practices, and data center technology
Hands-on experience with network equipment and systems
Candidate should possess good analytical and problem-solving skills to troubleshoot network problems
Candidate should be comfortable before an audience of peers and/or seniors
Candidate should possess exceptional verbal and written communication skills
Candidate should demonstrate leadership in developing network solutions to meet customer requirements.
. Apply now!Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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