This position is 6:45am – 7:00pm Sunday – Tuesday and is located in Kearneysville, WV.
As the Network Administrator, you will:
- Manage, maintain, and optimize network systems in a 24/7 operational environment to ensure availability and security.
- Configure and administer network devices (routers, switches) while troubleshooting complex issues involving TCP/IP, VLANs, and routing protocols (BGP, OSPF).
- Utilize advanced monitoring tools (Wireshark, SolarWinds) to proactively analyze performance, detect issues, and drive rapid resolution.
- Implement and enforce robust network security protocols and industry best practices to safeguard sensitive data and systems.
- Collaborate with internal teams and stakeholders to integrate services efficiently, while supporting shift work to meet continuous operational demands.
- Active DoD Secret clearance
- Bachelor’s Degree with 5+ years of experience (or commensurate experience.)
- 8570 IAT II certification (i.e., Security+, CCNA-Security, CND, CySA+, GCSP, GSEC, SSCP)
- Minimum of 5-8 years of experience in network administration or related roles.
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GCyber was founded to create innovative information technology solutions for the federal, state, and commercial markets. GCyber engineers have provided professional services supporting the information technology industry for over 15 years. Along with our engineering staff, we have relationships with partners, vendors, and analysts who have specialized expertise in the federal market. GCyber’s broad experience, focus toward execution with measurable results, and commitment to innovation provide responsive and long-lasting solutions to our customers. It is the mission of GCyber to always remain focused on our customer’s goals and improving their existing landscape. Our company accomplishes this by focusing on opportunities for innovation, while remaining mindful of industry successes and failures in the deployment of technologies. If your road map needs increasingly innovative solutions, GCyber can help you get there.
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