Infrastructure Administrator II; Network​/Security

Position: 3672 Infrastructure Administrator II (Network/Security)
Want to work within a local government school system and really make a difference? Our client is looking for several Network Security focused Infrastructure Administrator II's. Under general supervision they will plan, design, organize, coordinate and administer the technology infrastructure, communication network, data center operations and major business application systems. We value diversity in the workplace and encourage women, minorities, and veterans to apply.

Thank you!

Location:

Portland, OR

Type:
Contract to hire

We are specifically looking for three contractors with the following areas of experience:

Contractor #1- Generalist, Jack of all Trades, our client is a Cisco shop, Juniper experience is a plus, Layer 4-7 knowledge

Contractor #2 Network Security focused

Contractor #3 Security Access Model focused

DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CLASS

The Infrastructure Administrator II is the professional level in the classification series. Employees in this classification work under general supervision to perform the full scope of network and system administrator duties.

EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS

• Network infrastructure, hardware and software including routers, switches, firewalls and wireless devices.
• Programing languages, including visual basic, SQL, and scripting language (such as Cisco UCCX), their applications and uses.
• Windows, Linux and Oracle based server administration and operating systems.
• Unified communications control platform such as Cisco interface products.
• Enterprise network monitoring systems, network system platforms, configuration management systems, standards and technology including Windows Active Directory, virtual servers and related websites.
• Network, data and routing protocols; cabling topologies and their implementation.
• Industry standards, technical aspects and practices for field of specialty.
• Administration and configuration of end user applications, (such as Cisco networking gear, servers and storage); application development.
• Physical and virtual server administration and architecture and related management tools
• Server and desktop administration and virtualization.
• Methods and techniques of system analysis, developing business process models, workflow or mapping and determining best practices; strategic planning and project management techniques.
• Record keeping preparation techniques.
• Troubleshoot and resolve infrastructure configuration and performance issues.
• Terminal emulator and remote access technologies and methodologies.
• Common symptoms of malfunctions of network components and possible solutions.
• End user device usage and management; device functionality, configuration and upgrades.
• Methodologies for managing technical change on a proactive basis
• Network security concepts and systems; digital and data security methods, encryption, protocols and best practices.
• The interconnectivity of system, server, virtual and network infrastructure.
• Children Internet Protection Act (CIPA) and other applicable laws, codes, rules and regulations.

Ability to:

• Plan, organize, control and administer the District's technology infrastructure including network support operations, systems, activities and major business application systems.
• Use command line interface/arguments and create templates and scripts.
• Plan and implement network topology modifications; configure wired and wireless networks and devices for desired functionality.
• Install, reinstall or upgrade mainstream operating systems, software applications and infrastructure hardware including peripherals.
• Create clear, concise and accurate technical documentation of network topologies, system designs, processes, inventory, projects and plans; write and revise manuals and user guides.
• Diagnose operating issues, analyze and detect errors or failures in programing or infrastructure; perform technical maintenance and repairs of network systems.
• Apply AGILE principals to project development and problem solving.
• Think critically about a problem, approach from multiple perspectives and adopt an effective course of action.
• Lift, move, reposition and connect light to moderately heavy network, server and workstation equipment components according to safety…