Description


The Network Engineer will:

• Conduct fault management to detect, isolate, and correct abnormal network and information

processing system component anomalies on a 24-hours-a-day, seven (7) days-a-week basis

• Monitor all nodes for operational integrity

• Respond to trouble calls

• Initiate and maintain trouble tickets and other logs to document these anomalies as well as

corrective actions

• Populate and examine trouble and error logs for troubleshooting and capturing metrics

• Provide technical support to resolve the problem or escalate to the appropriate level

• Monitor and administer network tools for troubleshooting and metrics for trends analysis

• Log all network issues utilizing the 480 ISRW approved system of record for problems, errors,

and maintenance in such a way to easily generate reports for trend analysis

• Provide technical support in data network planning, engineering, and design

• Report all trouble calls upon receipt to the MCC in the DOC and provide hourly updates until

resolution unless otherwise directed by the DOC Crew Commander

• Provide quarterly metrics illustrating trends and workload to the COR in the form of a

PowerPoint presentation (CDRL)

• Provide network architecture management and data traffic routing for classified ISR data on

the Wide Area Network (WAN) and its components

• Provide support to the DPA 24-hours-a-day, seven (7) days-a-week

• Detect network faults and initiate troubleshooting and restoral actions for network circuits,

trunks and equipment for the DPA

• Initiate and maintain trouble tickets and other logs to document these faults as well as

corrective actions

• Perform activities in support of the DOC’s PED Tasking Order (PTO) such as provisioning

bandwidth between DCGS sites and the preparation and testing of circuits


 

(Requirements):

• Must possess a TS/SCI Clearance

• Minimum of five (5) years of Enterprise Network Management experience

• Possess IAT Level II Security + certification.

• Demonstrated knowledge of routing and switching

• Demonstrated knowledge and application of network monitoring tools

• Demonstrated knowledge and application of troubleshooting a network

Key Skills
Education

ANY GRADUATE