12+ months contract, 35 hours per week (7 hours per day)
Westbury, NY
Start ASAP
Onsite 5 Days a week
Marchon's client is hiring an ambitious NOC (network operation center) Engineer to join their telecommunication networks and computer systems department. In this role, you will be responsible for monitoring the performance and capacity of our computer systems, troubleshooting problems, and responding to network issues. You may also be required to configure system hardware and manage system back-ups.
A successful applicant should demonstrate advanced knowledge of network deployment and infrastructure and excellent troubleshooting skills. A skilled NOC Engineer will be able to diagnose and resolve network issues without causing extended downtime of the IT systems. Must be willing to work flexible hours.
Responsibilities:
Designs and maintains complex information technology computer networks
Implements the design of systems for computer networks; advises in the placement of workstations as well as network hardware.
Installs, configures, and supports network operating systems.
Installs, configures, upgrades, scripts and tests industry-standard workstation application software and operating systems.
Implements appropriate computer network-appropriate protocols to establish and maintain communication between and across networks.
Performs site surveys to determine appropriate software applications and hardware needs, or to ascertain the necessary design, configuration, size, and type of network required.
Serves as lead on large or complex computer network installation.
Operates complex computer control consoles and peripheral equipment.
Implements and supports wireless networks.
Implements and supports mobile devices as part of the One-to-One Initiative.
Installs, configures, and supports Microsoft Azure cloud services
Installs and supports network cabling.
Navigates and/or maintains various systems and databases for miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned and assists in the preparation and ongoing maintenance of all supporting documentation