Role OverviewAs a Network and Application Performance Engineer, you will solve clients' enterprise-wide network, application, and server capacity and performance issues. This position combines engineering disciplines with a business focus for delivering IT performance management solutions.
What You Will Do
You will utilize our Client's technologies to plan, design, deploy, operate, manage and optimize IT infrastructures, serve as an expert in cloud migration, WAN optimization, networking and application performance, and/or applications delivery, and provide specialized planning and design expertise in data center consolidation and data migration, network configuration and analysis, application performance troubleshooting and/or optimization.
Why It Might Be a Fit
You will analyze and understand customers' IT organization, requirements and processes, and use this knowledge to assist in achieving full adoption and utilization of Clients solutions to maximize ROI and business value.
Requirements
- Solid understanding of TCP/IP and network design, protocols, components and operations; multi-tier application architectures; and/or the internal workings of J2EE and .NET
- Strong knowledge of web application architecture and software including Web Servers (Apache, IIS), J2EE Application Servers (Websphere, Weblogic), Databases (Oracle, SQL Server, DB2) and/or Operating Systems (UNIX, Windows)
- Installation and configuration experience with ESX, VMFS, storage sub-systems, cache architectures and windowing systems
- Experience with protocol analyzers, WireShark, NetFlow and/or packet analysis
- Knowledge of Python and/or other scripting languages (ruby, perl, RESTful APIs)
- Minimum DOD 8140/ DOD 8570 IAT Level II Certification (examples include: A+ CE, CCNA-Security, Security+, Network+ CE, CISSP, CASP, or SSCP)
- BS/MS degree in a technical field, or equivalent military or career experience
Benefits
- Salary: $110,000 - $180,000 annually Depending on Experience
- All benefits will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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