Design, configure, manage, troubleshoot, support, and implement the Telecom/Network Infrastructure.
Perform limited project management and coordinate efforts by various support staff.
Communicate project status to project proponents.
Job Responsibilities:
Participate in decisions on technical direction, architecture design, and product selection for the enterprise telecom/data network under general supervision.
Assist with the deployment of telecom/network technology.
Exercise independent judgment on complex technical issues under general direction.
Provide input to short and long-term section strategy and budget planning.
Plan and lead small projects, coordinating efforts of internal and external staff with customer and business needs.
Occasionally oversee projects and tasks assigned to project team members and provide input to their evaluations.
Work under stressful conditions, participating in implementations and troubleshooting efforts with significant impact.
Represent Telecommunications and Networks to committees as needed.
Required Skills & Experience:
Expert knowledge of telecom/network concepts and the 7-layer OSI model.
Knowledge of basic telecom/network management and monitoring tools.
Basic understanding of desktop and server operating systems is desirable.
Ability to work with minimum direction and effectively in a team environment.
Customer-focused with excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Good organizational and time management skills to handle workload and track various projects simultaneously.
Solid analytical skills.
Scope:
Design, configure, and maintain enterprise switching and routing infrastructure.
Operate independently on well-defined initiatives while collaborating within a broader engineering team.
Core Technical Requirements:
Self-directed individual who executes standard installs and configurations without hand-holding.
Communicates proactively, documents thoroughly, and integrates well in a team-based engineering environment.
Networking Fundamentals:
Strong working knowledge of the OSI model, specifically Layers 1–3 (Physical, Data Link, Network).
Ability to troubleshoot and reason about network issues at the appropriate OSI layer.