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Network Design Engineer Nexus F5

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Network Design Engineer Nexus F5

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In-Office

Toronto, ON, CAN

Mid level

In-Office

Toronto, ON, CAN

Mid level

The Network Design Engineer is responsible for designing and implementing network solutions, managing WAN technologies, and ensuring security measures are in place. Requires proficiency in various network protocols and firewall technologies.

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Experience with the following is required:
- Cisco 65xx, 72xx or Nexus and F5 product lines.
- BGP, OSPF, RIP, EIGRP, L2-3 switching, VSS, and HSRP. Multicast experience is a plus.
- Experience with configuring and/or provisioning of various WAN technologies including MPLS, point-to-point, and VPN.
- Juniper SRX and Checkpoint Firewalls
- Security experience with IPSec, NAT, VPN modules, implemented on Cisco routers and Checkpoint/Juniper firewalls is a plus.
- Knowledge/experience with Active Directory, LDAP, and/or Web architecture is a plus.
- Proficient in the use of the NetScout Infinistream product line is a plus.

Prior experience and understanding of network security physical and logical standards is required.

Prior experience and understanding of ITIL standards as they relate to incident/problem/change management is desired.

Must possess the ability to work independently, be highly organized, effectively direct or influence others and ensure that significant design issues and challenges are resolved in a timely manner.

Must have an excellent working knowledge of Visio and PowerPoint

Thanks & Best Regards

Mani

InfoWays

Star Partner of HCL America

609-858-0891

Mani @info-ways.com G-Talk: Manikumar.recruiter

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All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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