Network Engineer II (Seattle)
$44.61/hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$44.61/hour
About the role
- Design, implement, and maintain robust IP network infrastructure across enterprise and carrier-grade environments
- Configure and manage major routing protocols including BGP and OSPF to ensure optimal network performance and reliability
- Administer and support Cisco router platforms including 37xx, 49xx, 65xx, 73xx, and 76xx series with associated supervisory and line cards
- Perform in-depth network analysis and lead troubleshooting efforts to diagnose and resolve complex network issues
- Implement and manage advanced networking technologies including DWDM, SONET, VLANs, and VPNsSupport and maintain IPv4 and IPv6 network architectures and ensure seamless interoperability
- Monitor network performance using tools such as NetFlow and DNS, and implement improvements as needed
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to plan and execute network upgrades and expansions
- Document network configurations, procedures, and topology changes in accordance with best practices
- SkillsExcellent IP networking fundamentals with extensive hands-on experience applying IP protocols
- In-depth knowledge of BGP and OSPF routing protocols
- Proficiency with Cisco 37xx, 49xx, 65xx, 73xx, and 76xx router platforms including supervisory and line cards
- Strong understanding of TCP internals and flow control mechanisms
- Experience with DWDM, T1/DS1, DS3, and SONET (OC3, OC48) technologies
- Working knowledge of 802.2/3, 802.1d VLANs, and Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
- Familiarity with HSRP/GLBP, PIMv2, IGMP, and LDP protocols
- Experience with TACACS, IPSec, and VPN technologies
- Knowledge of NetFlow, DNS, and HTTP protocols and their operational roles
- Robust network analysis and troubleshooting skills in high-availability environments
- ExperienceMinimum of 3 to 6 years of hands-on industry experience in network engineering or a related discipline
- Significant demonstrated experience with enterprise and service provider routing and switching environments
- Proven track record of managing and troubleshooting complex, multi-protocol network infrastructures
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