Job ID: NC-693251 (95890923)
Onsite Network/Telecom Technician with anti-virus, firewalls, Juniper/VMWare/Cisco, cabling, VOIP, NOC, E911 NMAC experience
Location: RALEIGH NCDIT
Duration: 9 months
***Candidate will be working onsite for the duration of the engagement.
Skills:
Excellent understanding of technologies, operating systems, networking, anti-virus, back-ups, systems firewalls, and switches.Required3Years
Knowledge regarding at least one of the following vendor products: – Juniper, VMWare, Microsoft, CiscoRequired3Years
Strong writing skills to maintain organized documentationRequired3Years
Knowledge of network cabling, network classification and network topologyRequired3Years
Experience with VOIP technologies is a plusHighly desired3Years
Experience in a NOC environment is preferredHighly desired3Years
Typical Experience: 12-36 months
The E911 NMAC Network Operations Center (NOC) Engineers will monitor the AT&T Esinet (Emergency Services Internet Network). Troubleshooting issues with networks and find resolutions to the issues from a central location. Will provide incident response on the system, communicate with site technicians, and customers alike, and track problems through to resolution. Will operate in a 24/7 operation and maintain current SLA’s.
Skills Required:
1. Bachelor’s degree or 3 to 5 years in Information Technology or Computer Science
2. Excellent understanding of technologies, operating systems, networking, anti-virus, back-ups, systems firewalls, and switches.
3. Knowledge regarding at least one of the following vendor products: – Juniper, VMWare, Microsoft, Cisco
4. Self-motivated, enthusiastic, and able to handle multiple support cases
5. Strong writing skills to maintain organized documentation
6. Customer-oriented, and capable of providing high levels of client satisfaction
7. Collaborate and work well with others
8. Experience with VOIP technologies is a plus
9. Experience in a NOC environment is preferred.
10. Strong skills in working with clients and communication
11. Knowledge of network cabling, network classification and network topology