Network Administrator

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES Support the overall network infrastructure at the MTFs and respond to, detect, report, record, diagnose and resolve the occurrence of network faults. Install, relocate, configure, modify and test routers, hubs, switches, wireless access points and associated controllers, and terminal servers. Measure network performance and connectivity. Maintain and manage Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs). Install, test, terminate and maintain cable. (Such installation will provide no warranty of installed cable or drops. All material and equipment required will be provided by the Government) Troubleshoot wiring problems. Inspect wiring drops. Troubleshoot serial communication lines. Operate and maintain Network Management Systems (NMS). Operate and maintain Network Operating Systems (NOS). Support diagnostics and configuration connectivity of MHS site/service specific servers, such as DBSS, CHCS, AHLTA, MHS GENESIS,DMLSS, operating systems, office automation, and other systems as specified with subsequent task orders. Operate and maintain security firewalls/Virtual Private Network (VPN) devices. Assist with DHA Infrastructure deployments and technical hardware refresh initiatives. Maintain documentation necessary for operations in support of LAN to WAN connectivity. Support the integration of network hardware and software platforms for WAN/LAN connected systems and medical AISs at MTFs, clinics, etc. as directed by the COR. Address user concerns with the LAN/WAN service provider and alert users to routine maintenance impacting circuits. QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS Must be US Citizen Active Secret Clearance Minimum of five years of Network Admin experience Bachelors Degree from an accredited University Preferred REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS Must be IAT Level II (applicant will at least have one of the following certs): - CCNA Security - CySA - GICSP - GSEC - Security CE - SSCP - CASP CE - CCNP Security - CISA - CISSP (or Associate) - GCED - GCIH