Network Systems Engineer Opening

JCsantos

Guys we have a opening for a Network Systems Engineer based in NSW .. send me pm if interested

Qualifications:
1. Bachelor of Information Technology or Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems/Communications)
2. 2 – 5 years’ experience in a network administration role at an enterprise level
3. Experience with Cisco & Juniper network equipment - switches, routers and firewalls
4. Experience with Riverbed WAN optimisation equipment
5. Experience with network and host based intrusion detection systems
6. Experience with security audit tools
7. Experience with Microsoft Windows and UNIX Operating Systems (Linux, Solaris, OpenBSD)
8. Experience with scripting languages in a UNIX environment (shell, Perl, Python)
9. Experience with Internet Services (Web Servers (Apache and IIS), E-mail, DNS)
10. Enjoy working within a team and contributing to a team
11. Very high standard of oral and written communication
12. Excellent time management and punctuality
13. Understand the importance of a customer focus
14. Strong analytical and problem solving skills
15. Able to demonstrate ability to solve difficult problems in a time critical environment

This role also requires flexible working hours:
1. Must be willing to work early (7:00am – 3:30pm) and late shifts (10:30am – 7:00pm) – an hour earlier during daylight saving
2. Must be willing to work rostered on-call, as well as occasional out of hours and weekend work
3. Occasional travel is also involved

Must be in NSW to apply

JCsantos

Application is until 25th of october

davos_uno

@JCsantos sir may opening pa ba kayo or may marecommend kayo na maapplyan. Network Engineer po ko pero experience ko is on service provider side. WAN and LAN implementation on cisco devices.Thanks

JCsantos

@JCsantos sir may opening pa ba kayo or may marecommend kayo na maapplyan. Network Engineer po ko pero experience ko is on service provider side. WAN and LAN implementation on cisco devices.Thanks

Sorry I dont have any , I will post here if anything comes up