Manager of Network Engineering leading a team for network infrastructure at Connecticut Children’s. Responsible for technical architecture and managing customer relations with IT clients.
About the role
- F5 Load Balance Network Engineer implementing and maintaining load balancer technologies for the DOD. Collaborating on enterprise IT contract across multiple networks and locations.
Responsibilities
- Implement load balancer technologies in a global enterprise across multiple networks.
- Update to new technologies and tune performance.
- Provide support to 24/7/365 IT Operations Center personnel for troubleshooting service outages.
- Develop and update technical solutions and operating procedures for IT Operations Center personnel.
- Ensure Secure Socket Layer/Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) offloading and PKI authentication features are operational.
- Manage and troubleshoot load balanced IP address spaces.
- Assist with certificate renewals as necessary.
Requirements
- Experienced in administering and managing F5 load balancer appliances in an enterprise environment.
- Knowledge of standards, concepts, and tools to be able to complete technology monitoring and management of F5 appliances.
- Technical knowledge backing up PKI certificates and appliance configurations.
- Expertise creating, managing, and troubleshooting load balanced IP address spaces.
- Experience working independently in support of customer requirements.
- Experience interfacing with team members on requirements and solutions.
- Familiar with IT Service Management products such as ServiceNow.
- Candidate must, at a minimum, meet DoDM 8140.03 (previously DoD 8570) – IT System Admin Intermediate certification requirements (Cloud+, GICSP, SSCP, Security+ CE, GSEC, or higher).
- Candidate must possess an F5 Certified Administrator (201) or higher certification.
Benefits
- Health and Wellness programs
- Income Protection
- Paid Leave
- Retirement
- Career development and advancement opportunities
- Additional training and certification programs
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