Network Engineer IV - 530711

University of Alabama; Tuscaloosa (AL); Hybrid; USD 102,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work eligibility

Job summary

University of Alabama is seeking a Network Engineer IV to support enterprise-wide networks with a focus on the High Performance Computing Center. The role involves high-complexity network management, maintenance, and guiding other engineers.

The position leads planning and design for campus and WAN, and requires a Master’s with 4 years or a Bachelor’s with 6 years of experience. Hybrid work is allowed per university policy.

Qualifications

• Master's degree with 4 years of network engineering experience, or a bachelor's degree with 6 years.
• Hybrid work eligible subject to University policy, on a Monday-Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm schedule.
• Pay grade E13 with a minimum of $84,200 and a midpoint of $113,700.

Responsibilities

• Support availability of enterprise-wide networks, including the High Performance Computing Center.
• Perform high-complexity network management and maintenance.
• Lead strategy, planning, and design for campus and wide-area networks.
• Guide other network engineers.

Skills

Network engineering

Cisco routing

BGP routing

Data center network

Team leadership

Education

Master's degree + 4 years

Bachelor's degree + 6 years

Job description

University of Alabama is hiring a Network Engineer IV - 530711 to support the availability of enterprise-wide, mission-critical networks, with a focus on the new High Performance Computing Center. The engineer performs high-complexity network management and maintenance and helps resolve complex network problems. The role also leads strategy, planning, and design for the campus and wide-area networks and guides other network engineers.

Highlights

• Engineer and architect the UA network, with a focus on the High Performance Computing Center.
• Direct campus network layer 2 and 3 design, deployment, maintenance, monitoring, and administration.
• Lead strategic planning and implementation of network changes.
• Purchase and manage the switch and router fleet.
• Manage the university's ISP, WAN, and Internet connectivity.
• Provide guidance, training, or supervision to other network engineers.
• Master's degree with 4 years of network engineering experience, or a bachelor's degree with 6 years.
• Cisco routing and switching (VLAN/VRF), BGP routing, and data center network skills.
• Pay grade E13 with a minimum of $84,200 and a midpoint of $113,700.
• Hybrid work eligible subject to University policy, on a Monday-Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm schedule.