The Network Architect designs, engineers, and coordinates the implementation of IT systems architecture, with an emphasis on network, wireless, voice, security, and video technologies. The role serves as a technical expert and escalation point for IT teams and supports customer requests for technology services and repairs by documenting, prioritizing, resolving, or escalating them. It also supports firewalls and other network infrastructure, device management and asset tracking, and Cisco Catalyst Center. The position focuses on customer service, strong working relationships, network reliability and security, and industry best practices. The Network Architect configures, troubleshoots, maintains, and monitors network, voice, wireless, and firewall technologies; manages and contributes to IT projects; supports and trains IT colleagues; evaluates emerging technologies for County needs; and coordinates with other agencies, elected officials, and municipalities on technology projects. The role also manages service requests and ticket workflows, provides authorized network access, performs remote diagnostics, documents resolutions, maintains procedures and asset records, and communicates incident status to customers. Technical support outside normal business hours may be required. The position combines office and fieldwork and may involve exposure to electrical energy, noise, dust, weather, temperature extremes, dampness, high humidity, below- or above-ground work areas, and poor ventilation. It requires moderate lifting and carrying of 25–50 pounds, color discrimination, and manual dexterity. The employee must hold a valid Florida driver's license and be able to travel within Seminole County. The job description also states that a contractor must supply their own equipment; a client-provided virtual desktop will provide access to required systems and technology.
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Career Level
Senior