Network Engineer

 

 

Monitors and measures activity and performance of a commercial telecom/IP network. Collects, interprets, and reports network data and individual customer performance data, to provide statistics for billing, marketing, and product/service innovation. Employs an in-depth knowledge of a specific network, including protocols, equipment, capabilities, and vulnerabilities. Develops applications and programs in C, C++, and JAVA. Programs/scripts in Perl, Awk, and Sed. Technical knowledge includes an in-depth understanding of TCP/IP, SNMP, ATM, and frame relay; of network management tools such as HPOV, Netcool, and Nerve Center; of web development tools including CGI, HTML, and Active Server Pages (ASP); and of operating systems such as Solaris and Windows NT.

Typically has a Bachelor's degree, and 6 - 8 years of experience, or equivalent relevant work experience; e.g., each year of work experience may be substituted for each year of education required.

Demonstrated experience developing network standards, conceptual/logical designs, business cases, ROI analyses, and requirements documentation. Proven track record conducting market research, trade studies, proofs-of-concept, and technology evaluations/insertions in complex environments. Experience maintaining EOL tracking, refresh planning, and BOM development. Deep expertise in enterprise networking technologies (routing, switching, SD-WAN, wireless, security, cloud/hybrid connectivity, etc.). Strong understanding of network security principles, interoperability resiliency, availability, and compliance frameworks.

Proficiency in documentation tools and standards (e.g., SDDs, AoA, trade study reports). Hands-on involvement in stakeholder collaboration, requirements gathering, and presenting architectural recommendations for approval.

Standard work office conditions with cubicles / fluorescent lighting, standard equipment including work laptop assignment.