Network Administrator II - Secret Clearance

Individuals will be responsible for overseeing maintenance and operations of VoIP phones, switches, wired and wireless routers and encryption devices. Monitor availability and reliability of LAN/WAN and Wireless Networks. Ability to implement, administer, and troubleshoot network infrastructure devices, including wireless access points, firewalls, routers, switches, and HAIPE (Encryption devices). Ensure outages and corrective actions are reported to the NOC service desk and NOC Watch Officer as well as provide updates and clarification as to concerns with the outages. Resolve customer interface/user issues. VLAN administrator ACL configuration Use Spectrum and other software application tools to manage and administer the network. Plan network development and expansion as needed. Knowledge of sub-netting, switching and Cisco IOS and training new NA I personnel. Enforces network security procedures, to include DISA STIG compliance and best security practice. (NOC) Provide advanced technical expertise to internal subordinate work sites, and site level NAs. (NOC) Performing disaster recovery operations and data backups as required. (NOC) Strong understanding of firewall, VoIP and ACL configurations. (NOC) Use SolarWinds, Spectrum, GemOne, Chimera, and other software application tools to manage and administer the network. (NOC) Provide oversight into designing, configuring and testing network development and expansion as needed. Responsible for managing shift schedules, leave requests, and various other personnel administrative tasks. Performs other duties and assignments as required.

Desired Candidate Profile

Qualifications Security Clearance: Requires an active Secret Clearance. Education / Certifications: One-year related experience may be substituted for one year of education, if degree is required. Bachelor s Degree in Information Technology (IT) or a related field is preferred. This position requires candidates to adhere to DoD 8570.01M. All candidates are required to maintain at least one (1) baseline certification and one (1) computing environment (CE) certification. Baseline certifications cannot also be used as a Computing Environment (CE) certification. The authorized certifications for this job title are listed as follows: BASELINE: Cisco: CCNA Security ( Cannot be used as a dual qualifier) Cisco: CCNP Security ( Cannot be used as a dual qualifier) CompTIA: CASP+ ce: Advanced Security Practitioner CompTIA: CySA+ ce: Cybersecurity Analyst CompTIA: Security+ ce GIAC: GCED: Certified Enterprise Defender GIAC: GCIH: Certified Incident Handler: Certified Incident Handler GIAC: GICSP: Industrial Cyber Security Professional GIAC: GSEC: Security Essentials ISACA: CISA: Certified Information Systems Auditor ISC2: CISSP ( or Associate ): Certified Information Systems Security Professional ISC2: SSCP: Systems Security Certified Practitioner COMPUTING ENVIRONMENT (CE): Cisco: CC-DN-P: DevNet Professional Cisco: CCIE: Collaboration Cisco: CCIE: Enterprise Infrastructure Cisco: CCIE: Enterprise Wireless Cisco: CCIE: Routing & Switching Cisco: CCIE: Security Cisco: CCIE: Service Provider Cisco: CCNA Cisco: CCNA: Routing and Switching Cisco: CCNA: Security ( Cannot be used as a dual qualifier ) Cisco: CCNA: Service Provider Cisco: CCNP: Collaboration Cisco: CCNP: Enterprise Cisco: CCNP: Routing & Switching Cisco: CCNP: Security ( Cannot be used as a dual qualifier ) Cisco: CCNP: Service Provider

Experience

One year of related academic study above the high school level may be substituted for one year of experience up to a maximum of a 4-year bachelor's degree in a Software Engineering or Business Information Systems discipline for three years general experience. Network Administrator II must have at least five (5) years of experience in a networking environment. Preferably a minimum of at least 1 (one) year in a Network Operations Center (NOC) or higher tier support. Experience with a customer service-oriented company.