Network Engineer: Design, Deploy & Protect

Government of the Virgin Islands; Charlotte Amalie (United States Virgin Islands); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Government of the Virgin Islands is seeking a Network Analyst to install, lay out, and maintain network components. The role involves planning data communications networks, evaluating technology, and recommending purchases of equipment.

You will manage servers, perform upgrades, and implement security measures to protect the network from cyber-attacks. Daily duties include troubleshooting network problems, providing user support, and documenting resolutions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Associate's degree in computer science with related network experience.
• Three to five years of network experience depending on degree.

Responsibilities

• Consult with users and evaluate requirements; plan and coordinate network installations.
• Analyze and resolve technical problems for established networks.
• Plan, test, and implement network hardware and software.
• Provide network documentation, training, and guidance to users.
• Serve as technical specialist for network problems and emergencies.
• Troubleshoot production network issues and perform routine maintenance.
• Conduct research on upgrades and components for feasibility and cost.
• Recommend network solutions for short-, medium-, and long-range projects.
• Install, configure, and maintain network components and security.
• Establish user profiles, environments, and access for networks.

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science

Associate's Degree in Computer Science

Job description

The Government of the Virgin Islands is seeking a Network Analyst to install, lay out, and maintain network components. The role involves planning data communications networks, evaluating technology, and recommending purchases of equipment.

You will manage servers, perform upgrades, and implement security measures to protect the network from cyber-attacks. Daily duties include troubleshooting network problems, providing user support, and documenting resolutions.