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The Senior Network Engineer is responsible for architecting, deploying, configuring and maintaining high-end switching, routing, IP Telephony, wireless, security, network management and access control devices supporting the hospital’s infrastructure.
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Reporting to Director of SRE, the engineer will be responsible to articulate and effectively execute a vision to address increasing complexity, scale of modern IT systems, and ensure real-time asset visibility, assessment, remediation, and access control to Marriott services.
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Implement specific network solutions to support server requirements to include load-balancing, Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) TDMA IP-based satellite systems, Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) session performance, VPN's, firewall contexts, Traffic Shaping Voice over IP (VoIP), IP Security (IPSec), IP Encryption, Media over IP (MoIP), and network address translation (NAT) where appropriate.
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Experience with firewall concepts and configurations to include creating/modifying access control lists, network/port address translation, and virtual private networks. For all positions requiring access to technology/software source code that is subject to export control laws, employment with the company is contingent on either verifying U.S.-person status or obtaining any necessary license.
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Familiarity with access control models and network security, specifically Cisco, Palo Alto & AWS Security. As a Senior Lead Global Network Engineer, you will bring your technical skills to a hospitality company with an award-winning culture.
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Provide required documentation in support of Engineering Change Request (ECR), Design Change Request (DCR), and Configuration Control Board (CCB) processes. Experienced IP/Juniper Network Engineer.
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Performing analysis of network data flows, access control lists, and firewall rules. Perform system hardening per NIST, DFARS, or NAS based assessment and control requirements. The Senior Network Engineer will work on the GLOBALink system, which is an air to ground communications system serving the commercial aviation and government air traffic authorities around the world.
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Primary job duties and responsibilities including testing, deployment, performance monitoring, troubleshooting, and documentation of a statewide network, utilizing industry best practices for security, disaster recovery and business continuity, change control, and client support.
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General knowledge of Two Stage Administration Control ( TSAC ) solutions (TPAM, Cisco ASA Anyconnect VPN, etc) a plus. Coordinate the resolution of action items from Configuration Control Board ( CCB ) meetings, design reviews, program reviews, and test reviews that require cross-discipline coordination.
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