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The Senior Network Support Engineer is expected to be a Subject Matter Expert (SME) covering the application of campus network technology deployed across the Customer environment.
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The network support engineer performs troubleshooting, analysis, and restoration of failed production services to customers and end users. The network support engineer will be the key person in the support for all campus network elements within their specified location.
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The Network Support Technician is responsible for IT operations in the facility (or facilities) for which they are responsible. This includes all activities related to infrastructure (design, implementation, and on-going maintenance), as well as end user support activities.
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The Journeyman Computer Network Support Specialist will provide technical expertise on the day-to-day support by completing all of the technical telecommunications tasks requested by IRS Program Managers.
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We have partnered with a large Telecommunications firm in the Mount Laurel, NJ area to provide them with a Network Support Engineer. Prioritized Must Have Skills For The Network Support Engineer.
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Our client, which is a local manufacturing company in Dallas that specializes in home building materials, is looking to hire 1-2 Senior/Principal Network Engineers. REQUIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE: 7+ years of Network experience Cisco, Meraki, Cato, and/or Palo Alto Extensive knowledge with routing protocols – BGP/OSPF/EIGRP Solid understanding with network monitoring & metric applications, troubleshooting, analysis DESIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE: Bachelors or Associates degree Any Windows, VMware, Hyper-V, O365, and/or Azure is a plus.
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IT-related certifications such as ITIL, Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator, Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA). Provide support for Office 365 and other cloud services like Azure, AWS, and Intune.
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The Senior Network Administrator serves as the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for all core network systems, serving as Tier III echelon support for network IA devices to all units within a global enterprise network and provides escalated technical support to Tier II technicians.
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Admin tasks include network printer support, daily server backups, document, and monitor issues, maintaining corporate compliance and documentation; and configuring, deploying, and supporting IT connectivity to broadcast equipment throughout the studio and transmitter sites.
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The Network Analyst will work in a Customs & Border Protection’s (CBP) Enterprise Network Architecture & Engineering support services contract (ENAESS) on client site in Springfield VA supporting the Video Teleconference (VTC) Operations and Engineering efforts.
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As the Senior Manager of RAN Engineering, Tier 3 Technical Support at DISH, you'll play a pivotal role in the team working on cutting edge technology. Our business reach spans satellite television service, live-streaming and on-demand programming, smart home installation services, mobile plans and products and now we are building America’s First Smart Network.
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Provide technical support and troubleshooting for network-related issues. Support: Provide support for Cisco ISE, Firepower, ASA, Fortinet, and Palo Alto firewall engineering, installation, configuration, operation, maintenance, and management.
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Assists with the support of IP Phones, Voicemail and other telephony equipment on the network (C isco UC phones, Analog devices, video. C isco VoIP support experience preferred. Assists Network Administrators with planned maintenance of C isco Network and C all Manager environment.
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In this role, you'll be providing technical end-user support to a variety of client environments assisting with user administration, Office 365 Application support, software & hardware support, remote connectivity, & network support.
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Peraton is seeking a driven Network Engineer to join our dynamic Network and Unified Communications Architecture team of network and UC engineers in Alexandria, VA. The team provides IT hardware and software to support the goals of the contract, including performance based C4IM services, product support, and O&M for both legacy and newly installed systems.
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