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Network Administrator

Reposted 14 Days Ago

In-Office

Austin, TX, USA

Entry level

In-Office

Austin, TX, USA

Entry level

The role involves troubleshooting and maintaining network infrastructure, resolving outages, and monitoring remote locations for connectivity issues.

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Company Description

Government project

Job Description

Job Description:

• Contractor will participate in troubleshooting and maintaining the network infrastructure as directed.

• Resolves day-to-day network-related outages, latency, and connectivity problems as third tier support for the agency Help Desk.

• Monitors remote network locations and communicates directly with those locations to obtain clarification of problems and to identify solutions or corrective actions.

• Communicates directly or through web portal with AT&T TMAC to report site outages and provide escalation to unresolved issues.

• Updates call management and network access databases relating to network site upgrades and status.

Qualifications

Job Description:

• Contractor will participate in troubleshooting and maintaining the network infrastructure as directed.

• Resolves day-to-day network-related outages, latency, and connectivity problems as third tier support for the agency Help Desk.

• Monitors remote network locations and communicates directly with those locations to obtain clarification of problems and to identify solutions or corrective actions.

• Communicates directly or through web portal with AT&T TMAC to report site outages and provide escalation to unresolved issues.

• Updates call management and network access databases relating to network site upgrades and status.

Additional Information

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

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