Network Administrator - LAN/WAN & Security Expert

Cumberland County, PA; Carlisle (Cumberland County); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Capital Blue Cross Medical Insurance

Health Savings Account

Wellness program with wellness incent

Capital Blue Cross Vision Insurance

United Concordia Dental Insurance

County Retirement Pension

Job summary

Cumberland County, PA is seeking an IT Network Technician to maintain, support, and improve the county’s wired and wireless network infrastructure, assisting with connectivity projects, hardware installation, and operational support for county departments. The role requires 2–4 years in IT, an associate degree in IT or network administration (bachelor preferred), and TCP/IP networking knowledge.

Certifications or 5–10 years can substitute for formal schooling; strong teamwork and problem solving

Qualifications

• Associate degree in IT, network administration, CS or related field required.
• Bachelor’s degree preferred but not required.
• Certifications or 5–10 years of IT/technical support may substitute for a degree.

Responsibilities

• Configure, install, and maintain wired and wireless LAN/WAN infrastructure and related equipment.
• Monitor network traffic and troubleshoot hardware/software for departments.
• Provide Tier 2 technical support and collaborate with IT teammates.
• Evaluate network technologies and improvements to enhance reliability.
• Participate in training and meetings; assist with general IT support as needed.
• Support Election Day processes with the Bureau of Elections.

Skills

TCP/IP networking

Routing & Switching

VLANs

ACLs

Ethernet

Fiber cabling

Education

Associate’s degree in IT/Network Admin/CS

Bachelor’s degree preferred

Job description

Cumberland County, PA is seeking an IT Network Technician to maintain, support, and improve the county’s wired and wireless network infrastructure, assisting with connectivity projects, hardware installation, and operational support for county departments. The role requires 2–4 years in IT, an associate degree in IT or network administration (bachelor preferred), and TCP/IP networking knowledge.

Certifications or 5–10 years can substitute for formal schooling; strong teamwork and problem solving