Network Engineer II

Tahoe Forest Health System
Any Location, CA
Job Description
Role Overview

Responsible for developing and deploying plans and designs of network systems that meet the organization’s requirements for performance, security, and compliance. Conduct network architecture design, feasibility, and cost studies. Troubleshoot network issues and develop appropriate solutions, resources, and deployment processes.

What You Will Do

Develop and deploy network systems, conduct network architecture design, define network plans, troubleshoot network issues, stay informed of the latest technologies, perform network maintenance and system upgrades, monitor performance, provide support, manage network security, collaborate with vendors, document network processes, conduct regular network tests, manage network assets, provide training, participate in on-call rotation, ensure compliance, manage network projects, coordinate with IT team, manage disaster recovery, optimize network performance, evaluate new technologies, manage budget, develop policies, manage telecommunications infrastructure, ensure service level agreements, manage network capacity, implement redundancy, manage subnetting, ensure interoperability, manage change.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have experience with Cisco campus class switches, routers, AP, WLS, Firewalls, and UCS, as well as Aruba and Palo Alto Networks products and solutions. They will be able to support, implement, and manage network infrastructure using Aruba and Palo Alto Networks technologies, following best practices and standards. They will also be able to troubleshoot and resolve network issues using Aruba and Palo Alto Networks tools and resources.

Requirements

  • Experience with Cisco campus class switches, routers, AP, WLS, Firewalls, and UCS
  • Experience with Aruba and Palo Alto Networks products and solutions
  • Ability to support, implement, and manage network infrastructure using Aruba and Palo Alto Networks technologies
  • Ability to troubleshoot and resolve network issues using Aruba and Palo Alto Networks tools and resources
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