As a Network Architect on Booz Allen’s team, you will use network design and architecture expertise to support Department of Defense (DoD) missions and respond to evolving adversaries. You will develop enterprise-wide infrastructure designs, troubleshoot complex network issues, analyze existing infrastructures, and improve security, reliability, and availability for mission-critical systems. The role includes applying knowledge of routing and switching, system interoperability, IP engineering, network transport layers, multi-protocol label switching, gateway protocols, virtual routing and forwarding, and the OSI model. You will apply knowledge of enterprise network protocols, equipment, emerging technologies, and configurations to optimize client operations and modernization. Using experience with software and hardware firewalls, Cisco and Juniper hardware, Palo Alto firewalls, and optical infrastructure networking, you will advise clients on mission-critical projects. The work supports national security missions and DoD network capabilities. The position requires designing, deploying, and supporting network and security architectures in DoD hybrid environments, implementing Zero Trust principles, network segmentation and microsegmentation, and documenting architectures and troubleshooting workflows, including ZTNA implementations. Secret clearance is required. Booz Allen describes its work model as remote, hybrid, or onsite depending on how the position is listed; the posting does not specify this role’s work model.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED