Senior Datacenter Network Architect - Lead, SDN & Spine-Leaf
Phase2 Technology
San Diego (CA)
On-site
USD 99,000 - 225,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading technology consulting firm in San Diego is looking for a Lead C2 Datacenter Network Architect. This role involves designing and implementing critical network infrastructure for defense missions, requiring over 7 years of experience in network architecture and a TS/SCI clearance. You will lead a team to innovate solutions for the Intelligence Community, ensuring network capability evolves with organizational needs.
Qualifications
7+ years of experience as a network engineering lead or architect for large Enterprise DoD Networks.
Experience designing highly available datacenter networks with 20+ distributed spoke sites.
Experience with implementing software defined networks.
Responsibilities
Design and implement a critical datacenter network for a high priority mission partner.
Support the nation's defense and respond to evolving threats.
Guide a team to develop next generation network solutions.
Skills
Network engineering lead experience
Software defined networks
Datacenter network design
L2-L4 networking knowledge
Modern network architecture
TS/SCI clearance
HS diploma or GED
Education
High School diploma or GED
Tools
Cisco CCNP Certification
ISC2 CISSP Certification
Juniper JNCIP Certification
Cisco CCIE Certification
Job description
A leading technology consulting firm in San Diego is looking for a Lead C2 Datacenter Network Architect. This role involves designing and implementing critical network infrastructure for defense missions, requiring over 7 years of experience in network architecture and a TS/SCI clearance. You will lead a team to innovate solutions for the Intelligence Community, ensuring network capability evolves with organizational needs.