Network Engineer - Austin, TX

Network Engineer

6+ months contract in Austin, TX

 

Network Engineer

LOCATION: Austin, TX

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Administer and support Tx DOT’s state wide network infrastructure including routers, switches, firewalls, wireless controllers and access points, load balancers, SONET multiplexers, IP address management system, Linux based FTP, list, and log servers, and Windows and Linux based RADIUS servers.  Provide tier 3 support for technical problems with network, servers, applications, etc., as needed.  Baseline applications for capacity planning.  Monitor network and provide reports on usage, outages, errors, etc.  Analyze packet captures as needed.  Document network physical and logical layouts.            

 

     Minimum Requirements:

Years	Skills/Experience
7	Routing and switching technologies such as: OSPF, EIGRP, BGP
7	Firewall/IDS/IPS administration
7	Working with operating systems including Microsoft Windows, Linux

           

             Preferences:

Years	Skills/Experience
10	Routing and switching technologies such as: OSPF, EIGRP, BGP, MPLS, Ethernet, FiberChannel, FCoE
10	Network security configurations, protocols such as RADIUS, 802.1x
10	Firewall/IDS/IPS administration
10	Maintaining code on network equipment
10	Network monitoring and capacity planning
10	Working with operating systems including Microsoft Windows, Linux, AIX, Novell
5	VoIP planning, design, implementation, and support
5	Experience with wireless technologies
5	Experience with Cisco routers and switches
5	Experience diagraming networks with Microsoft Visio
5	Multimedia experience including live & on demand AV broadcasting
5	Project management or experience with large project implementation
	ITIL V3 knowledge or certification
	Working knowledge of  VMWare

 

 

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Bala

Accounts Manager

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