IT Network Administrator

General Overview

The Network Administrator should have extensive experience maintaining large-scale computer systems, the ability to project manage, and excellent troubleshooting skills. Ultimately, a top-level IT engineer can design and maintain a dynamic and stable system to perfectly meet the needs of the company.

• Meeting with the Network supervisor to discuss network needs
• Designing, installing and configuring computer network hardware
• Troubleshooting network and software issues
• Installing high-level software security systems
• Training staff on newly installed hardware and software systems
• Fixing hardware, software, and networking issues
• Responding to general IT requests
• Ensuring security software is kept up to date
• Filing monthly reports for the IT Manager
• Maintaining IDFs organized and clean
• Maintaining Monitoring systems (Nagios, nginx, others)
• ISP tickets submit, follow, elevate, co-work
• Monitoring systems for failures
• Maintaining documentation as is Procedures, Policies, Forms

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science or related field
• Preferred
  
  Certifications:
  
  CCNA, CCNP or any other Cisco certification

• CCNA, CCNP or any other cisco certification preferred
• High knowledge about ISO layers,

• High knowledge about ISO layers
• High understanding of DHCP, DNS, and Network Masks
• Use of network sniffers like Wireshark, tcpdump or other
• Network routing understanding
• Cybersecurity sense.

• Policies management managing
• Web Filtering managing
• IPS managing
• AV managing
• HA managing
• Wireless AP managing
• Backup and restore configuration

• VTP managing
• STP managing
• QoS Managing
• Back-up/restore configuration
• IOS upgrade/downgrade
• Stack managing
• HSRP managing
• Tclsh (is a plus)

• High sense of urgency and responsiveness
• Responsible, dependable, and proactive in system management

A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) must be signed at the contract signature time