Network Engineer

Network EngineerThe Network Engineer provides engineering services for network infrastructure.ResponsibilitiesTroubleshoot LAN and WAN service issues on Cisco, Meraki, and Fortinet platformsConfiguration of switching platforms, Cisco 3750x, 9200 and 9300, Cisco Nexus, FortiswitchConfiguration of routing platforms, Cisco ASR and ISR, Fortigate, MerakiInstallation of network hardwareActivation of leased WAN circuitsParticipate in daily team meetings and various project meetingsCreate and update network documentationCreate and review change scriptsWork with security team to mitigate active threatsQualificationsEducation & ExperienceRequired-Associates' degree in Information Systems / Computer Science or equivalent technical trainingMinimum of 5 years of experience working in Information Systems, preferably in the healthcare industryMinimum of 3 years of hands on networking experience with Cisco projectsMinimum of 3 years of SD-WAN experienceExperience troubleshooting and configuring LAN Infrastructures, STP, Ether-channel/Port Channel configuration, Dot1.Q Trunking, VTP, 802.1x, DHCP, DACLsExperience troubleshooting WAN infrastructures, VRFs, routing protocols, IP ACLs, leased circuitsExperience troubleshooting AAA and TACACS+Experience designing IP SchemesExperience troubleshooting 802.11 wireless issuesExperience troubleshooting client and network issuesExperience configuring SNMP monitoring and loggingKnowledge, Skills & AbilitiesMust demonstrate strong ownership of responsibilitiesExcellent documentation and communication skillsProficiency with Visio and Office applicationsExcellent customer service skills"Can do" attitudeAbility to travel up to 10% per year for deploymentsAbility to multitask between strategic tasks while resolving operational problemsThe hiring manager said that he's needing someone who can understand the full networking concept and articulate how to do what needs to be done. Must be highly skilled in Cisco, route, switch, troubleshooting, basic pc and server concept. Very important that they know how to get around a Cisco network and understand the OSI Model. He said they need to be able to get to the top layer of 4.