Network Administrator Resume
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Austin, TexaS
OBJECTIVE
- Seeking a challenging technical or managerial position as a Network Operation Center Engineer utilizing my experience and knowledge within a large - scale electronic communication system environment.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Confidential, Austin, Texas
Network Administrator
Responsibilities:- Responsible for diagnosing and resolving problems across a variety of hardware platforms and vendors including Cisco, Juniper, F5, Checkpoint, Palo Alto and more across our global client base.
- Solid understanding of Cisco internetworks, routing and switching and related protocols.
- Trained customers on troubleshooting LAN/WAN systems.
- Upgraded, configured and managed all LAN/WAN hardware and software.
- Worked with WAN circuit troubleshooting, including interacting with carriers as well as the procedures.
- Worked with Exchange and interacted with global peers within the network operations center and across other departments to solve problems.
- Identified automation opportunities that can improve and help optimize the operation, such as documentation and monitoring adjustments.
- Utilize top notch written and oral communication skills to provide clients with the best support experience.
- 1+ years of experience as a network engineer in an operational support role.
- Solid understanding of Cisco internetworks, routing and switching and related protocols, LAN/WAN is required.
- Exceptional written and oral skills are required.
- Strong Interpersonal skills and customer service skills are required.
- A solid understanding of WAN circuit troubleshooting, including interacting with carriers as well as the procedures used to resolve these types of issues is strongly desired.
- Appropriate keyboard skills are required.
- Experience with Microsoft Visio, Excel, Word are required. Advanced MS Office skills are a plus.
- A desire to take on new challenges that will not only develop yourself, but help to contribute to the operation at a higher level.
Network Engineer
Confidential, Austin Texas
Responsibilities:- The Cisco TSG RMS (Telepresence Support Group Remote Management Services) is the service delivery arm for Cisco responsible for co-management of the world’s largest and most progressive networks in the world. As a part of the TSG team, I am trained to support and maintain “bleeding edge technologies” for WAN/LAN, Security, VOICE and Telepresence related technologies. Engineers at Cisco TSG build a wealth of knowledge in Enterprise and Global Network troubleshooting, administration and design while getting exposure to the latest technology developments Cisco has to offer. Qualified candidates will have a desire to provide premier customer support to technical and non-technical users at the individual contributor level up to the executive level for internal and external clients.
- Cisco ROS Tier 1 Support is responsible for in-depth technical notification to the customer and timely triage on a 24x7 basis for WAN/LAN, Voice, Security and Telepresence related incidents. Engineers will be accountable for analyzing trouble tickets, contacting the customer to relay pertinent information, incident remediation and/or escalation to Tier 2 Engineering if required.
- We have the ability to troubleshoot basic networking problems and an understanding of the OSI model. Experience in Carrier or Service Provider environments are also required. We also must also have a proven track record of excellent customer service. Remedy Ticketing systems experience or other proactive monitoring experience is a plus.
Network Engineer
Confidential
Responsibilities:- 4 years experience in configuring Cisco routers and router interfaces to allow data communication between two or more network devices on multiple networks in a flat or hierarchical design.
- 2 years experience in creating virtual local area networks (VLANS) and implementing port security in conjunction with the use of access control lists to maintain logical segmentation
- Troubleshoot transmission control protocol/internet protocols (TCP/IP) from layers 1 - 3 and layer 7 of the Open systems Interconnections (OSI) Model
- Strong foundation in configuring and troubleshooting routing protocols such as EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Protocol), OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), RIVv1 and RIPv2 (Routing Information Protocol version 1 and 2) to pass routing information to appropriate neighbor routers to ensure connectivity is maintained at all times
- Configure access points for wireless client access and wireless bridges to extend wireless signals
- Precisely follow technical direction and focus on attention to detail when analyzing and solving network failures or malfunctions
- Provide excellent communications skills when speaking to customers
- Translate complex technical terms into simplified non-technical terms and educate customers in a timely manner to help prevent related malfunctions in the future.