FAQs
What are the essential functions of a Network Engineer III in this role?
The essential functions include network upgrades, routine hardware configuration, monitoring and controlling network performance, remediating incident ticket problems, participating in 24x7 on-call rotation, implementing network architectures, and administering corporate network services such as DNS, DHCP, and authentication.
What are some additional responsibilities of a Network Engineer III in this position?
Additional responsibilities include providing third-level support for end user or site issue escalations, identifying hardware or software technical problems, configuring and maintaining LAN/WAN equipment, administering network services such as MPLS, VRF, VPN, and Internet, troubleshooting and resolving network problems, and preparing proposals and solution presentations.
What skills and abilities are required for a Network Engineer III in this remote position?
Strong verbal and written communication skills, the ability to create and maintain professional relationships, multitasking capabilities, excellent time management skills, attention to detail, the ability to lift, carry, and move components, advanced knowledge of Cisco enterprise Routers and Switches, expertise in WiFi technologies such as Aruba, Cisco, Meraki, and Aerohive-Extreme, and familiarity with networking monitoring and application performance tools like Solarwinds.
What qualifications are needed for a Network Engineer III in this role?
A Bachelor's degree in MIS, CIS, MBA, or Business Administration is preferred, along with eight or more years of experience in IT and/or Networking or Security. Required certifications include advanced knowledge of Cisco enterprise Routers and Switches, expertise in WiFi technologies, intermediate proficiency in Cloud services like Azure, AWS, and OCI, and familiarity with networking monitoring and application performance tools. Other certifications such as CCNP, CWNP, or CWSP are also beneficial.