NOC – L4 Onsite Network Engineer (G4)

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kk global talent solutionsIssaquah (WA)

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About the role

K&K Global Talent Solutions Inc is an International recruiting agency that has been providing technical resources in the USA region since 1993.This position is with one of our clients in The USA, who is actively hiring candidates to expand their teams.

Role: NOC – L4 Onsite Network Engineer (G4)

Employment type: Contract

Technology: NOC, WAN/SD-WAN, DNS/DHCP/IPAM

Location: Hybrid (Issaquah, WA)

Job Description: -Experience: 10+ years in enterprise network operations or engineering

Responsibilities: Lead technical command on P1 major network incidents and run the bridge with client teams.- Coordinate onsite smart hands and IMAC (install, move, add, change) activities at the client's corporate site.- Own carrier and OEM escalations for circuits and devices.- Represent the NOC in client change reviews and approve offshore change plans.- Lead RCA for major network incidents and track corrective actions.- Act as the onsite link between the client and the offshore NOC team.

Required skills:

Deep expertise in routing and switching, WAN/SD-WAN, DNS/DHCP/IPAM and firewalls.- Hands-on with NNM, Thousand Eyes, NetScout, Infoblox, Palo Alto Firewalls and SASE.- Strong Service
Now incident, problem and change experience; PagerDuty preferred.- Excellent client-facing communication.
Preferred certifications: CCNP/CCIE, PCNSE, ITIL v4 Foundation

Note: Applicants for employment in The USA should possess work authorization which does not require sponsorship by the employer for a visa

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