Network System Engineer
Quanexus, the regions fastest growing IT support company, has an opening for a full-time Network Systems Engineer. We are looking for a creative problem-solver who wants to make a difference and be part of a driven team. Our team members are motivated by the challenge of an ever changing professional landscape, and wake up each morning excited to learn something new. Are you that person? Submit your resume below. Oh yeah, here are the usual, boring details:
This position is full time, with benefits including health, dental, paid holidays and personal time off. Typical work week is M-F; 8am to 5pm however some afterhours work may be required. Company is based in Dayton with most work performed within a 50-mile radius. A company car is included so a good driving record is a must. Applicant must also pass a drug screening and background check.
Qualifications:
- Microsoft MCITP or MCSE (server and desktop experience)
- Experience with Managed Services Platforms – Labtech is a plus
- Experience in Network Design
- Advanced Network Troubleshooting
- Advanced Network Consultation experience
- Advanced Network Security solutions
- LAN/WAN Design and support
Duties:
- Deploy & manage client’s servers & workstations to ensure issues are identified and fixed as early as possible
- Advanced management & troubleshooting Microsoft based Server operating systems, Domains/Active Directory, and Group Policies
- Network, Server and Active Directory Design and Implementation
- Network Project design and deployment
- Managing, troubleshooting and deploying Microsoft based client operating systems
- Management and deployment of antivirus, anti-spyware solutions
- Management and deployment of Backup solutions
- Advanced Cisco and other manageable Routers and Switches
- Advanced LAN and WAN equipment and solutions
- Advanced support and deployment of Firewalls: Fortigate, Cisco
- Advanced Server and desktop hardware troubleshooting, deployment, and maintenance
- Advanced knowledgeable understanding of all basic networking concepts including but not limited to TCP/IP, routing, switching, cabling, DNS, Domain authentication, and others
