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Requirements
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Experience designing LAN/WAN/Datacenter solutions for large enterprises.
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Good experience with IP routing protocols (BGP, OSPF, EIGRP) in a large enterprise environment Experience with configuration of Cisco routing and switching latest platforms and solutions.
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Excellent documentation and verbal communication skills
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Experience with Microsoft Office 2007 and Visio Professional)
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Must be self-driven and able to work with little supervision and direction
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Bachelor’s degree in Computers or Electronics with 7-9 Years of Networking Experience
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CCNP/Datacenter/Security Certification preferred
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Strong understanding of QoS configurations to support the WAN and enterprise standards.
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Strong experience in installing Cisco Routers/Switches in the field
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Strong understanding of the following routing protocols: OSPF, BGP, RIP, EIGRP
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Strong understanding of the following layer 2 switching protocols: Spanning Tree, Trunking, Etherchannel Strong understanding of the following: HSRP, CBWFQ, DSCP, NAT/SNAT, TCP/IP, Multicast, Ethernet
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Strong familiarity with the following WAN technologies: Carrier provided MPLS VPN connectivity, optical transport solutions such as OC3, OC12, OC48, DWDM, and Ethernet WAN solutions.
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Strong understanding of DNS/domain services
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Python/Perl/Ansible scripting experience a plus
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Cloud computing, VMWare NSX, AWS experience will be preferred
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Experience and familiarity with Change control processes
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Strong hands-on experience on Cisco platforms
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CCNA, CCNP, Datacenter , SDDC, Automation
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