Network Engineer, Mid

Booz Allen Hamilton•Fort Dix, NJ

5d•$62,000 - $141,000

About The Position

A well-designed network is critical to move data and enable the US Army to achieve their mission, but how can an organization make sure their network will fit their current and evolving needs? Crafting the right network, with the right equipment and software, requires a combination of technical skill and careful planning. That’s why we need you, a network engineer who knows how to craft the exact network the US Army needs. As a network engineer on our team, you’ll help the US Army build and maintain a reliable network to support critical training missions. You’ll work with soldiers, other SMEs, and users to learn the strategic goals and operational needs that shape the network requirements. You’ll then plan the acquisition, installation, configuration, and maintenance of the network components. From resolving interoperability issues across platforms, to supporting the acquisition of hardware, you’ll put your hardware and software talents to good use. This is your chance to grow your skills in network design, maintenance and administration while continuing to grow your network engineering experience. Join us as we help train soldiers to execute mission command.

Requirements

HS diploma or GED
Ability to obtain a Secret clearance
Ability to obtain a Security+ Certification within 30 days of hire

Nice To Haves

Experience with VMWare and virtual machine technology
Experience with use and programming of CISCO switches
Experience with STIG/SCAP Procedures
Experience with ACAS Scan Requirements
Experience with Vulnerability Management
Experience with set up, networking, troubleshooting, and use of Army Mission Command Information Systems

Responsibilities

Researching and recommending network and server hardware and software for large complex networks
Implementing and managing network policies, procedures and standards and enforcing security procedures
Monitoring, analyzing, troubleshooting, and evaluating hardware and software network problems
Working with Active Directory, Group Policy, and VLAN Management
Installing, designing, configuring, and maintaining system hardware and software
Developing, maintaining, and implementing network support and archiving procedures
Meeting with clients to plan, analyze, design, and test computer applications to ensure that computer software and applications adhere to the organizational plan