Mid-Level Network Engineer — Mission-Critical Networks

Booz Allen Hamilton; Fort Dix (NJ); On-site; USD 62,000 - 141,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Tuition assistance

Paid leave

Professional development

Job summary

Booz Allen Hamilton in the United States is seeking a Mid Network Engineer to help the US Army build and maintain a mission-ready network. You’ll plan, install, configure, and maintain network components to meet strategic goals.

You’ll work with soldiers and SMEs, resolve interoperability issues, and apply security standards while expanding your expertise in network design and administration.

This role requires ability to obtain a Secret clearance and a background in hardware/software networking.

Qualifications

• Experience researching and recommending network hardware and software for large complex networks.
• Experience implementing and managing network policies, procedures and standards and enforcing security procedures.
• Experience monitoring, analyzing, troubleshooting, and evaluating network hardware/software problems.
• Experience with Active Directory, Group Policy, and VLAN Management.
• Ability to obtain a Secret clearance.

Responsibilities

• Plan, acquire, install, configure, and maintain network components for mission readiness.
• Collaborate with soldiers, SMEs, and users to identify strategic network needs.
• Resolve interoperability issues across platforms and support hardware/software procurement.

Skills

Network design

Security procedures

Troubleshooting networks

AD/GP management

Operations planning

Security clearance

Education

HS diploma or GED

Security+ Certification within 30 days

Tools

VMware

Cisco switches

ACAS/SCAP/STIG

Army Mission Command systems

Job description

Booz Allen Hamilton in the United States is seeking a Mid Network Engineer to help the US Army build and maintain a mission-ready network. You’ll plan, install, configure, and maintain network components to meet strategic goals.

You’ll work with soldiers and SMEs, resolve interoperability issues, and apply security standards while expanding your expertise in network design and administration.

This role requires ability to obtain a Secret clearance and a background in hardware/software networking.