Network Analyst

Peraton•Fort Huachuca, AZ

About The Position

Peraton is seeking a Network Analyst to operate and maintain the Army-Wide Network Enterprise, providing services to more than one million users worldwide across Unclassified and Classified networks. The role interfaces with Remote Network Enterprise Centers (RNECs) and the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) to provide technical assistance. It involves installing, configuring, and maintaining network protocols on Cisco and Juniper routers, switches, and firewalls; monitoring and troubleshooting network performance; and maintaining security measures. The Network Analyst also supports authorized service interruptions, updates network designs and documentation, briefs stakeholders on enterprise status, trains personnel, and researches future technology to improve network capabilities.

Requirements

Active DoD Secret Clearance.
One of the following 8140 certifications: CCNA, Network+, CySA+, or Security+.
Four years of experience without a degree; no experience required with a bachelor's degree; or two years of experience with an associate degree.
Familiarity with ACL, BGP, IPv6, NTP, SNMP, Spanning Tree, VPN, and VRF protocols.

Responsibilities

Operate and maintain the Army-Wide Network Enterprise for Unclassified and Classified networks.
Interface with Remote Network Enterprise Centers (RNECs) and DISA organizations and provide technical assistance.
Install, configure, and maintain network protocols on Cisco and Juniper routers, switches, and firewalls.
Identify and resolve network connectivity and performance issues.
Determine efficiency, reliability, and compatibility with existing systems.
Update network designs and topology using Visio.
Analyze network traffic and utilization using Wireshark.
Oversee or provide technical assistance during Authorized Service Interruptions (ASI).
Monitor network performance using Spectrum and NDFC.
Perform advanced troubleshooting to identify and solve network problems in critical real-world scenarios.
Brief government officials, military personnel, vendors, and/or VIPs on current and future Enterprise status.
Protect networks from unauthorized access and cyber threats by implementing and maintaining security measures using GAM.
Review and verify network documentation on DCABs, RFCs, and FCWs.
Train personnel on WAN Enterprise capabilities and troubleshooting.
Research and develop future technology to improve network capabilities.
Update procedures for installing, operating, and maintaining network hardware and software.