Network Engineer

Network Engineer

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Job Description

As a Project Services Network Engineer you will be responsible the design, build and execution of technical ICT solutions. Based in either our Canberra or Melbournefacility and working within the Project Services Engineering team, your role will perform network engineering functions including design, implementation and optimisation.

Other duties include:

• Produce networking design specifications and detailed schematics for project delivery
• Provide in-depth analysis on existing network and server configurations and make recommendations for system enhancements
• Analyse, develop, enhance, secure and test complex network designs
• Monitor the performance of network and equipment to ensure high availability and redundancy
• Troubleshoot network performance issues
• Analyse network traffic and provides capacity planning solutions
• Develop and revise network technical documentation
• Maintain technical expertise in all areas of network and computer hardware and software interconnection and interfacing, such as routers, multiplexers, firewalls, hubs, bridges, gateways.

Qualifications

You are an experienced engineer within a complex, regulated environment and have a good knowledge and interest in a broad range of systems andenterprise architecture and interface protocols. Also you will have:

• A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or related field
• CCNA (Data Centre or Routing and Switching), VCP or MCSA certifications
• Palo Alto firewall experience
• Solid understanding of modern server hardware; particularly NetApp HCI & Cisco UCS
• Experience with Storage and Backup; particularly, EMC & NetApp solutions.

Additional Information

At Leidos you’ll enjoy 12 weeks’ paid parental leave as a primary carer, flexible work practices, discounted health insurance, novated leasing and more. Foster your career through complete access to learning and development and mentoring opportunities, we have a strong track record of internal promotion and career transitions.