Network Administrator Level II

Quantum Sky•Grissom Air Force Base, IN

About The Position

Quantum Sky is seeking a Network Administrator Level II for a complex, multi-year contract supporting Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) Information Technology Services. The role provides NIPR/SIPR LAN administration, network configuration, infrastructure management, unified communications support, and related cybersecurity and configuration-management services. The position may include minimal travel (less than 10%); telework depends on customer needs.

Requirements

At least 3 years of technical experience utilizing Cisco devices.
At least 3 years of technical experience utilizing Unified Communications.
At least 3 years of technical experience utilizing TACLANE encryption devices and management software.
Ability to apply the AFRC process for STIG application within 45 calendar days of employment start.
Minimum Security+ certification.
Active DoD Secret clearance.

Nice To Haves

At least 1 year of IVR scripting experience using Voice Extensible Markup Language or another common IVR programming language (ARPC only).
Networking CCNA; may be waived with at least 2 years of equivalent experience or a related degree.

Responsibilities

Administer NIPR/SIPR LANs and manage network configuration and infrastructure, including servers, switches, routers, encryption devices, wireless and cellular infrastructure, and UPS/power requirements, in accordance with applicable AFTO guidance.
Provide station and patch cabling, run and terminate cable at designated locations, and perform minor office configuration changes within the stated scope.
Manage and allocate IP address space, including subnetting, DHCP, IP scopes and assignments, and tracking changes in a database.
Configure and maintain system accounts and CT tools, including software and appliances.
Monitor device security and implement configurations and IOS upgrades.
Establish, configure, and maintain the access control server/identity service, currently Identity Service Engine (ISE).
Monitor and report LAN bandwidth utilization and circuit latency.
Install and sustain Unified Communications devices, switches, and network infrastructure, including fiber, copper, and power.
Plan and execute software and hardware upgrades and revisions.
Analyze systems and resolve configuration and equipment problems, including degraded-service troubleshooting and root-cause analysis.
Manage and configure local Unified Compute hardware and software.
Perform Equipment, Supply, and COMSEC Custodian duties as needed.
Track preventive maintenance inspections for required devices, servers, and communications closets in IMDS or another HQ AFRC-designated system.
Manage, configure, install, and maintain encryption devices and associated management tools, such as TACLANEs and GEM.
Identify, recommend, implement at government direction, and manage automated configuration tools or systems that improve configuration-management efficiency and support layer 2 and layer 3 network best practices.
Manage and coordinate local wireless and cellular infrastructure.
Serve as the local focal point for CT problem resolution.
Ensure physical security and maintenance of NIPR/SIPR CT hardware.
Maintain DoD and Air Force cybersecurity compliance, including CORA and AFRC requirements, using established AFRC processes.
Provide telephony services in accordance with applicable AFTO guidance.
Maintain NAD and NRD entries, particularly for configuration management and cybersecurity; support onboarding and offboarding of servers, systems, and network devices.
Support AF and AFRC host-base configuration-management and change-management activities and documentation, including architecture drawings, network maps, datacenter diagrams, and rack elevation maps.
Follow AFRC and Air Force change-management processes, including creating and submitting local or enterprise change requests and coordinating associated forms, such as AF Form 1067.
Support CITS-AO in creating and coordinating change forms, such as AF Form 1067.
Support requirements definition and management of the base-level E&I WP.
Assist with surveys and provide expertise and suggestions or courses of action when requested; the government approves final task details and expected outcomes.