IT Network Engineer TS/SCI CI Poly
IT Network Engineer TS/SCI CI Poly
Posted 42 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Analyze, design and develop a comprehensive strategy and implementation plan with current, transitional and future state architecture viewpoints
- Ensure compatibility with existing solutions, infrastructure, services and strategic requirements
- Work closely with IT leadership to ensure architectural alignment with organizational goals and requirements
- Ensure the conceptual completeness of technical security solutions
- Define technical solutions analyzing the viability of the solution to meet the timeline, budget and quality
- Perform other duties assigned as needed
- Junior to Senior level positions available
- Knowledge of network concepts, architecture, operations, and tools
- Bachelor's DegreeTS/SCI clearance w/CI Poly
- Experience with primary network topologies, LANs, WANs and other common network standards
- Familiarity with networking technologies including router/switch administration, ethernet and wireless networking and related protocols, hardware installation and support, system security techniques and firewall administration, basic database management
- Experience with designing, configuring, integrating, and troubleshooting network infrastructure technology
- Experience supporting a switched or routed network environment
- Experience with installation, configuration, problem resolution and maintenance of all network resources, systems and other IT-related technologies
- Geographic Location: Chantilly, Virginia
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