NOC Engineer- Railway Networks is must

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inabia software consultingOmaha (NE)

Network and Computer Systems Administrators Support Activities for Rail Transportation

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50.00 per hour

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About the role

Role: Network Operations Center (NOC) Engineer Location: Omaha, NE (Onsite) 100% onsite Client : LTTS Work Authorization: USC or Green Card (GC) holders only Bill Rate : $50/ hour on w2 Requirement Type : Contractual Contract Duration: 12 months and it can extend Required Experience & Skills 3+ years of experience in NOC, Network Operations, Telecom, ISP, or Network Support Environments Strong knowledge of: TCP/IP Routing & Switching VLANs DNS/DHCP VPNs Network Monitoring Tools Hands-on troubleshooting of routers, switches, firewalls, and WAN connectivity Experience supporting Telecom Carrier, ISP, or Enterprise Networks Linux administration and troubleshooting experience Understanding of Incident Management, Problem Management, and Root Cause Analysis Strong communication and documentation skills Key Responsibilities Monitor and support enterprise and OT network infrastructure Perform network fault detection, troubleshooting, and incident resolution Support microwave radio communication and backhaul systems Coordinate with telecom vendors, ISPs, and third-party providers Manage incidents, escalations, and SLA-driven service restoration Support Linux-based systems and applications Execute maintenance activities, upgrades, and configuration changes Create incident reports and RCA documentation Participate in shift-based and on-call operations Experience in railway, transportation, or critical infrastructure environments Knowledge of: Positive Train Control (PTC) Centralized Traffic Control (CTC) Rail Communication Networks SCADA and OT environments Experience with SolarWinds, PRTG, Nagios, Zabbix, or similar tools Certifications CCNA / CCNP CompTIA Network+ RHCSA / LPIC / Linux+

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