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Department SummaryReporting to the VP, Network Engineering, the Director, Network Engineering will be responsible for the design, implementation and performance of the Transport and IP Networking systems that support DISH’s 5G network.
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The Mainframe Operations team monitors all Mainframe Operating systems, network connections, daily mainframe batch processing providing 24/7/365 on-site support. Working knowledge in: JCL (Job Control Language), HMC & System IPL’s, TSO, MVS, JES & Automation tools (Ansible, Jenkins & AAI), Scheduling tools such as CA7, IBM Mainframe, Ticketing system such as ServiceNow, Computer operations, Hardware infrastructure, IT systems management, and Operations/Automation experiences.
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Monitor network services using tools like Cisco Prime Infrastructure and Solarwinds :-Ensure 5G network systems meet 99.95% uptime. -Network configuration automation experience (scripting with Perl/Python/Bash), SD-Access, and DNA Center a plus.
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Drafting skill proficiency in CAD-based systems, Canvas, AutoCAD, and Visio preferred. Creates detailed wiring and engineering diagrams in CAD/GIS-based systems. This role interacts with Architecture (Transport and IP), Planning, Operations, Lab, and Systems (NSD, alarming) to implement equipment and designs necessary to evolve the worldwide Internet backbone.
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The ideal candidate will have strong technical skills, a background in data center operations, and experience with inventory management systems. Works on projects/systems/issues of medium to high complexity surrounding CATV planning, configuration and optimization.
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Design lab test systems to evaluate developed solutions that contribute to the network evolution roadmap for both RF and optical infrastructure including distributed access architecture, fiber deep architectures and FTTH.
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Manages all network and telecommunications systems including firewalls, core, distribution and closet networks, routers, network access controls, web access controls, MPLS, PBX and associated software, monitoring tools and security tools.
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Under limited supervision, the Network Engineer I - DOCSIS assists in the planning, forecasting, implementation and identification of resource requirements for network systems of basic complexity.
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Knowledge and Expert-Level experience in various Operating Systems Environments (Windows, UNIX, Solaris, and Linux.) Programing and Automation skills specific to scripting with Perl and Python to create re-creatable automation utilizing knowledge of the network equipment under test.
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Work closely with operations and IT teams to identify and implement the necessary systems and tools for effective network capacity management. Act as the network point of contact for operational and systems aspects related to new products or business initiatives, ensuring a clear understanding of capacity impacts.
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Reviews, analyzes, and evaluates information technology systems operations. Determines user needs and requirements and recommends ways to improve systems. NAT (Network Address Translation.
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As a Network Systems Engineer, you will play a crucial role in building and enhancing our internal tools and systems, contributing to the advancement of our telecom OSS/BSS systems.
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Knowledge of secure network systems is a must have, with RF and spacecraft experience being an additional benefit. Our space systems business includes our extensive line of satellites and components that have enabled more than 1,700 missions including the James Webb Space Telescope, NASA Psyche Mission, Artemis I, Mars Ingenuity helicopter, and more.
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At Regions, the Network Security Engineer is responsible for the day-to-day maintenance and operation of Information Security systems to ensure controls are adequate and effective. Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Management Information Systems or related field.
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Network/systems security will be a heavily emphasized set of responsibilities for this position, including but not limited to intrusion detection & digital rights management. As a technical specialist, this position will be required to provide resolution guidance to the other CNS team members for advanced systems design, problem resolution and project management.
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