CCIE Req

Dec 13, 2007 0 Replies

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Requirements,


Position CCIE Certified - Data Network Engineer -



Location - CA Duration - 18-24 months Start - Immediate Status - US/GC/H1b Rate - Doe Experience - 7/8 years


Job Description



We are looking for a Data Network Engineer with Telephony experience to work on a project with the City Information Technology Agency (ITA).



The Engineer will be assigned to the Public Safety Systems Project (PSSP). The PSSP project team is responsible for the design, procurement and implementation of the technology infrastructure to support the new EOC/ PD DOC/ FD DOC/Fire Dispatch Center currently under construction.



Public safety experience is preferred.



The Engineer should have a minimum of 7 years experience in communications and computing system design. System-level knowledge of the design and implementation of local area networks, wide area networks (LAN/WAN) and telephony networks is preferred.



Design, installation and operational experience with systems include, but are not limited to: =B7 Local and Wide Area Networks (LAN/WAN) =B7 Voice and Data Networks =B7 Nortel or Cisco VoIP telephone systems/networks =B7 Inside plant fiber cable and Cat 6, Cat 6a cable systems



Working in a team environment, the engineer's project responsibilities include, but are not limited to: =B7 Performing detailed technical analysis of current systems' functionality, operation and configuration =B7 Conducting surveys and interviews of personnel from City Departments =B7 Selecting/ designing new systems that meet operational and functional requirements =B7 Performing cost and technology analysis =B7 Providing procurement, installation, and system integration assistance



The Engineer should have a BS in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science.


  • A Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE), is a must.

Work assignments will be under the direction of the PSSP's Engineering Manager.


Regards



Jayjeet


732-579-8524

snipped-for-privacy@logix-tech.com


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