System Administrator or Senior System Administrator
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Company: University of Nevada, Reno
Location: Reno, NV
Description:
• Job Type: Officer of Administration• Regular/Temporary: Regular• Hours Per Week: 35• Salary Range: $90
000 - $110
000The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors
including but not limited to departmental budgets
qualifications
experience
education
licenses
specialty
and training. The above hiring range represents the University's good fa
Qualifications:
The candidate must be well-versed in wired and wireless network systems
Bachelor's degree and/or equivalent experience required
Minimum 3-5 years of related experience
Efficient in one or more technical specialties
including LAN/WAN
Ethernet
voice
and wireless technologies
3+ years related work experience in IT working with the following network systems and technologies:
Structured cabling systems
Power distribution and UPS systems
802.11 wireless systems
IP network protocols and common network configurations
Understanding of cooling and electrical requirements for data closets and data centers
Ability to plan
implement
test
and troubleshoot hardware & software
Knowledge and understanding of the IP protocol and LAN/WLAN administration in a secure but open environment
Knowledge and understanding of routing protocols
including EIGRP
OSPF
and BGP
Knowledge and understanding of Layer 2 network technologies
including Spanning Tree
DHCP Snooping
and ARP Inspection
Working knowledge of Cisco switches
routers
and operating systems
Benefits:
Salary Range: $90
000 - $110
000
The salary of the finalist selected for this role will be set based on a variety of factors
including but not limited to departmental budgets
qualifications
experience
education
licenses
specialty
and training
The above hiring range represents the University's good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting
Responsibilities:
Hours Per Week: 35
Reporting to the Director
Network Engineering
the Network Engineer is responsible for the technical design
implementation
and project coordination for multiple network infrastructure projects
Supports the development of network architecture and standards
Tests new technologies in support of the University's objectives
Recommends technology for specific applications
Calculates project cost estimates
Works within budgets to deliver projects on time while working under tight deadlines
Interacts with and provides direction to network technicians installing structured cabling systems
Attends construction meetings
reviews and comments on IT construction drawings
and collaborates with architects and design engineers on both large- and small-scale construction projects
Ensures that all technical decisions result in coherent network designs using the most effective methods and tools
Performs system maintenance
configures equipment
installs software and upgrades
installs patches
and monitors system status
Designs campus-wide wired and wireless network architecture
Drafts and presents change requests to the Change Advisory Board
Performs network engineering tasks for multiple projects supporting several University initiatives
including the CU Manhattanville Campus expansion
Develops original and creative technical solutions to ongoing network engineering efforts
Responsible for the documentation of network designs
including reviewing and archiving as-built network drawings
wireless survey test results
generating network architecture logical diagrams
IPv4 and IPv6 address assignments
wireless access point placement and wireless controller configuration
access layer
distribution layer
and core router configurations
Responsible for generating work orders
which include detailed procedures for network installations and changes to be performed by other team members
Provides project management oversight of complex
cross-technology projects
Collaborates with customer groups to define and translate user requirements into technical solutions
Works with minimal direction and supervision
makes time for unplanned assignments
and adapts to changing priorities
Interfaces with senior faculty and staff
Participates in a periodic after-hours on-call rotation
All other duties as assigned
