Network Consultant at MetroSys Ogden, UT
metrosysOgden (UT)
About the role
Network Consultant job at Metro Sys. Ogden, UT.
Overview:
We are seeking a skilled Network Consultantto support anetwork refresh projectat a multi‑site facility in Ogden, UT. The engagement involves replacing legacy Cisco 2960 switches with new Cisco 9200 models across approximatelynine (9) network closets, totaling aroundthirty‑five (35) switches. The work will be performed sequentially, with each closet refresh involving three to four switch replacements.
Responsibilities:
Perform onsite switch replacements from Cisco 2960 to Cisco 9200 across 9 closets (~35 switches).Execute network cutovers closet by closet, ensuring minimal downtime for business operations. Configure and validate new Cisco 9200 switches, including port mappings, VLANs, uplinks, and access configurations. Collaborate with the customer’s IT team to test and verify network connectivity after each closet refresh. Provide documentation of replacement activities, including updated network diagrams, port assignments, and configuration baselines. Troubleshoot and resolve any post‑cutover connectivity or configuration issues.
Qualifications:
Proven experience with Cisco Catalyst switching platforms (2960/9200 or similar).Strong understanding of networking fundamentals (VLANs, spanning tree, routing protocols, uplinks, access/trunk ports).Experience performing network refresh or cutover projects in enterprise environments. Ability to work independently onsite while maintaining clear communication with stakeholders. Relevant certifications preferred (e.g., CCNA, CCNP).
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