Network Administrator Level II

Responsibilities

• Provide NIPR/SIPR LAN administration, network configuration, and infrastructure management for servers, switches, routers, encryption devices, wireless infrastructure, cellular, and UPS/power requirements IAW AFTO 00-33A-1106 and 00-33A-1100.
• Provide cabling services for station cables (wall jack to devices), patch cables [patch panel to network equipment], and minor office space configuration changes for example ten (10) drops.
• Manage/Administer/Allocate Internet Protocol (IP) address space, e.g. subnetting, DHCP management.
• Configure and maintain system accounts for CT functions.
• Configure and maintain CT tools, e.g. software, appliances.
• Maintain and monitor security of devices and implement new configurations and/or IOS upgrades.
• Establish, configure, and maintain access Control Server/Identity Service (currently Identity Service Engine (ISE)) IAW AFTO 00-33A-1113.
• Monitor and report LAN bandwidth utilization and circuit latency.
• Install and sustain Unified Communications devices, switches, and network infrastructure (fiber, copper, power, etc.).
• Plan and execute software and hardware upgrades and revisions.
• Conduct system analyses to resolve configuration and equipment problems, e.g. degraded service troubleshooting, root cause analysis, etc.
• Manage and configure local Unified Compute hardware and software.
• Manage and coordinate local wireless and cellular infrastructure.
• Serve as the local focal point for CT problem resolution.
• Ensure physical security/maintenance of CT hardware (NIPR/SIPR).
• Ensure cyber security compliance for DoD and AF (CORA) and meet all AFRC cyber compliance requirements; following AFRC established processes.
• Telephony services IAW AFTO 00-33A-1108.
• Manage IP scopes, including controlling of IP assignments with established IP space.
• Track using database and proper change management practices (especially important for onboarding and offboarding process of new servers/systems and devices on the network).
• Contribute to and manage relevant NAD (Network Address Declaration list) and NRD (Non Reportable Device list) entries, especially as it relates to configuration management and cyber security practices (and CORA).
• Support AF and AFRC host base configuration management and change management CT activities and documentation.
• Supports CITS-AO in the creation and coordination of forms for changes, such as AF Force 1067 Change request.
• Supports requirements definition and management of the base level E&I WP.

Requirements

• At least 3 years technical experience utilizing Cisco devices.
• At least 3 years technical experience utilizing Unified Communications.
• At least 3 years technical experience utilizing TACLANE encryption devices and management software.
• At least 1 year of IVR scripting experience using voice extensible markup language or other common IVR programming languages. (ARPC only).
• Ability to apply AFRC process for STIG application within 45 calendar days of employment start date of start.
• Minimum of a Sec+ certification.
• Networking CCNA preferred, but may be waived with at least two (2) years equivalent experience or related degree.

Qualifications

• Active DoD Secret clearance.
• Potential for Telework.

Skills

• Technical experience with Cisco devices.
• Experience with Unified Communications.
• Experience with TACLANE encryption devices and management software.
• IVR scripting experience.
• STIG application knowledge.
• Sec+ certification.
• Networking CCNA certification (optional).

Benefits

• Health/Dental/Vision coverage.
• 401(k) match.
• Paid Time Off.
• STD/LTD/Life Insurance.
• Referral Bonuses.
• Professional development reimbursement.
• Parental leave.