Top Secret Network Tier 3 Engineer — On-site at Scott AFB

E Logic

Illinois

On-site

USD 120,000 - 180,000

Full time

5 days ago

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Job summary

E Logic is seeking a Network Tier 3 Engineer to serve as Key Personnel on the Executive Airlift Communications Network (EACN) Support contract. This role provides network analysis, design, and oversight to meet EACN requirements and optimize performance, with on-site work at Scott AFB, IL and an active TOP SECRET clearance.

The engineer will assist Government and contractor staff with configuration management, architecture, and future-state planning, while ensuring compliance with DISA STIGs and

Qualifications

Minimum 5 years relevant experience in network engineering.
Experience with network analysis, design, and troubleshooting in classified and unclassified environments.
Experience with routers, switches, firewalls, VLANs, VPNs, data encryption, and network management.
Experience with TCP/IP v4 and v6, ethernet, ISDN circuit switched network with BRI/PRI, commercial SATCOM, and communications protocols.
Experience with Windows and Linux/Unix servers, VMware, and storage area networks.

Responsibilities

Provide network analysis and design services to engineer, evaluate, and recommend new technologies.
Assist in troubleshooting network issues experienced at JBA and JBLM operational A2G2's and platforms that access the A2G2.
Support the EACN A2G2 hardware configuration and installation requirements once approved by the EACN Government Engineers.
Establish and maintain the A2G2 baseline configuration (EBC) and SIL, including installation and functional testing of new software versions, TCTOs, patches, TCNOs, and other applicable directives.
Implement modifications to the A2G2 baseline configuration to support communications for additional OSA/EA, MAF, and RORO assets.
Assist to install, remove, or replace equipment, make configuration changes, or train new incoming Government and/or contractor personnel on A2G2 configuration standards.
Provide the EACN Government Engineers with a Network Installation and Configuration Guide (CDRL 009) prior to any changes made to the operational system, network, or gateway.
Ensure any new hardware, software, or configuration changes are documented, installed, and tested in the SIL before changes are made at operational A2G2's.
Provide technical support to configure and maintain a test and evaluation gateway as an extension of the EACN SIL.
Update local checklists, policies, diagrams, and documents related to the EACN.
Perform network/system backups IAW DISA STIG and EACN Government Engineers guidance.
Recommend configuration changes to the EACN Government Engineers and identify new requirements.
Create scripts, executables, graphs, and maps to configure and utilize networked computers.
Keep servers running by performing disk management, cleanup, backups, and associated approved updates/patches.
Configure and implement in-depth fault tolerance on disaster recovery solutions on servers and network devices.
Support and sustain the VoIP capability installed in the Scott SIL and in the JBA/JBLM/SAFB operational A2G2 environment.
Design and implement technical solutions for integration of new network transport capabilities into EACN.

Skills

Network engineering

Network analysis

Troubleshooting

TCP/IP v4/v6

VLANs/VPNs

Windows/Linux servers

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

Tools

Cisco Catalyst

ASR routers

cryptographic devices

SolarWinds

Splunk

DISA STIGs/ACAS

VMware

Job description

The engineer will assist Government and contractor staff with configuration management, architecture, and future-state planning, while ensuring compliance with DISA STIGs and

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