Network Engineer - Cisco and Linux

- Execute network engineering tasks aligning with the Network Engineer role. - Apply cyber and information technology skills, particularly in A/V systems, as per the Journeyman level. - Maintain necessary IAT/M certification levels (II or III) relevant to assigned duties. - Proficiently grasp LAN and WAN concepts at a professional tier, holding Cisco Certified Network Professional or similar certifications. - Design and implement networks following industry best practices such as 2-Tier and 3-Tier Models, Spine-Leaf, WAN, SOHO, Cloud, and First Hop Redundancy. - Offer suggestions for network enhancements to boost system performance and availability. - Install, troubleshoot, and maintain copper and fiber cables for all 39 IOS networks. - Design, configure, and manage switches and related technologies like Access Ports and VLAN. - Handle routers and routing technologies, including Static and Dynamic Routing, OSPF, and BGP. - Manage Quality of Service (QoS) technologies such as Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP). - Configure and maintain firewalls and security settings, including ACLs and zones. - Ensure all systems remain updated with approved software and security patches. - Oversee Network Monitoring and Management Systems, like Cisco ISE, Solar Winds, and VPN services. - Handle IP address management and related services such as DHCP and DNS. - Maintain documentation for alterations, including system diagrams and technical specifications. - Manage Uninterruptable Power Systems (UPS) and perform necessary maintenance. - Execute tasks related to long-haul communications equipment configuration. - Support network operations and enterprise architecture efforts aligned with DCWF roles. - Fulfill additional responsibilities as assigned.