LAN Engineer

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:

The LAN Engineering team is responsible for planning, implementation, and support of a large number of data networks around the Stanford University academic campus. These networks include both wired and Wi-Fi networks in the student residences, academic & administrative buildings, and the data center. The LAN-E group currently supports over 178,000 network ports and 17,000 Wi-Fi access points. Network design ranges from "green-field" designs for new multi-building constructions to single lab expansions. Network support is provided through close working relationships with the SUNet Backbone group, the IT Operations Center, the Installation & Maintenance technicians, and the Local Network Administrators.

The LAN-E team is divided into 3 inter-related and supporting sub-teams. The ResNet team primarily supports the Student Residences. The Academic and Business Systems team primarily supports wired access in academic buildings and data centers, as well as ISP service to faculty & staff housing. The Academic Wi-Fi and Greenfield team primarily supports Wi-Fi access to academic buildings, as well as creating and implementing network designs for greenfield (new building) locations. Each sub-team is comprised of 3-4 engineers and a technical lead.

CORE DUTIES:

1. Plan, design, maintain, and implement network access, security, and services.
2. Manage network projects including developing and documenting technical network designs and project plans and procuring equipment and supplies.
3. Monitor network for stability and proper configuration.
4. Develop products internally in accordance with requirements of performance, suitability, maintainability, cost, interoperability, flexibility, and conformance to standards.
5. Perform network planning and design, reconfigurations, and equipment installations and upgrades.
6. Provide support to other consultants in area of technical expertise.
7. Provide work leadership, escalation, and training to lower level network specialists.
8. Identify chronic network problems and develop solutions/repairs.
9. Evaluate new equipment and research new technologies.
10. Maintain the security of the network infrastructure and recommend network improvements.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

• Bachelor's degree and five years of relevant experience, or a combination of education and relevant experience. Specific experience in network design, implementation, analysis, and project management.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• 5 years experience designing, implementing, and managing data networks preferably in an academic environment. Familiarity with Cisco IOS required. Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot and fix software, hardware, and networking problems. Demonstrated ability to work calmly, professionally, with attention to detail. Demonstrated ability to adapt to and work well within a team environment. Demonstrated excellent time management, planning, and communication skills. Experience with VoIP and 802.11 networks preferred.

Certifications and Licenses:

• None

The expected pay range for this position is $135,000 - $150,000 per annum.

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Relocation and sponsorship will not be provided for this position.

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