[jobs] Network Engineer /System Administrator

[Francisco Reyes]

Posting for a company I do work for.

Although the position below is preferably full time I believe they would 
consider contract work.

Please reply with an introduction, resume and salary requirements.

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Email Hosting and Archiving provider seeks detail oriented
individuals with a sharp and quick troubleshooting mind that is able to work 
independently and as a part of a team in "a fast"
-paced and demanding environment.

Network Engineer /System Administrator

Responsibilities:
- Plan and Implement network infrastructure resilience to multiple failures 
for multi-home and multi-locations

- Develop and document WAN/LAN troubleshooting and installation policies and 
procedures.

- Plan and implement networking monitoring and alert systems.

- Research, negotiate and select vendors solutions

- Installation and management of FreeBSD systems with in-house and open 
source developed software.


Requirements:

* Computer Science degree or equivalent

* 1+ years of experience working in large network environment

* Good knowledge of TCP/IP fundamentals and protocols

* Experience with configuration and troubleshooting of Cisco network gears

* Experience with configuration and troubleshooting of load balancers

* Good understanding of LAN networking technologies (such as RIP, BGP, OSPF, 
HSRP, EIGRP and Spanning-Tree)

* Excellent written and oral communication skills

* Excellent troubleshooting and creative problem-solving abilities

* Experience with FreeBSD administration.
                                                                             
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Experience with open source applications (Apache, MySQL etc) is a plus       
                                                                         
                                                                             
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Network certifications (such as CCNA, CCNP) is preferred but not required