Network Technician

Job Responsibilities Basic Knowledge of Network Devices such as Switches, Routers, Wireless Access Points preferably CISCO, Riverbed. Basic knowledge/understanding of assigning switch ports to specific VLANs. Patch phone ports to switch as needed. Basic troubleshooting of Avaya VOIP phones (knowledge on basic configuration). Troubleshoot issues with fiber links between switches – Able to visualize errors and communicate to remote technical teams. Troubleshoot and replace network switch chassis blades when required. Adding memory/flash to an existing Non-End User Device; patching, moving an existing switch or router. Racking and patching any new Non-End User Devices. Decommissioning a single Non-End User Device, including verifying the impact of such decommissioning and/or shutting the device down. Installing new or moving existing access points for coverage expansion – No higher than usage of a 6-foot ladder; however, for higher ladders, parties shall mutually discuss and agree. Conducting site surveys, including asset inventory validation. Conduct WLAN surveys; installing, decommissioning, or moving WAP. Installing, decommissioning, or moving WLC. Installing, decommissioning, or moving Smart Edge. Installing or decommissioning Firewall. Installing, decommissioning, or modifying WAN acceleration; installing, decommissioning, or modifying the VPN Gateway. Granting site access for the Customer's third parties. The onsite Technician may also be required to conduct conference room equipment upgrades where they are swapping devices and following the provided step-by-step processes. Detailed instructions and support will be provided prior to the technician conducting this work. Good to have understanding of any Data Center Infrastructure Management Application. #J-18808-Ljbffr