Network & Systems Security Analyst — 1-Year Contract (Tampa)

The Value Maximizer; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 80,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Job summary

Utilities Company is seeking a Network & Systems Security Analyst for a one-year contract in Tampa, FL. The role offers $58–$60 per hour and requires USC or GC work authorization.

Responsibilities include planning, designing, and implementing network, server, and storage infrastructure; troubleshooting using the OSI model; monitoring and remedying server and network issues; and installing hardware/software that meet security standards.

Qualifications

• 6 years of hands-on experience implementing and maintaining Windows servers, VMware, and Cisco networking.
• Experience with firewall support and Storage Area Networks (SANs).
• Industry-standard security practices and incident response experience.

Responsibilities

• Plan, design, and implement network, server, and storage infrastructure based on project requirements, capacity plans, and system support.
• Problem solving involves basic troubleshooting following the OSI model, making or calling for equipment repairs, and problem escalation.
• Monitors, troubleshoots, diagnoses, and remedies server and network related problems and failures.
• Installs and configures server and network related hardware/software which meet the company’s security standards.

Skills

Windows servers administration

Network security

Troubleshooting

OSI model knowledge

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Math, or MIS

Tools

SolarWinds ITSM

Cisco Networking

VMware vSphere

Storage Area Networks

Job description

Utilities Company is seeking a Network & Systems Security Analyst for a one-year contract in Tampa, FL. The role offers $58–$60 per hour and requires USC or GC work authorization.

Responsibilities include planning, designing, and implementing network, server, and storage infrastructure; troubleshooting using the OSI model; monitoring and remedying server and network issues; and installing hardware/software that meet security standards.