Network Engineer Unified Communications Pillar- CCNP (Collaboration) Qualified

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Who Speclialist Work With The Enterprise Network Service requires a 3rd line support team comprising of DV cleared UK nationals of suitably qualified and experienced personnel (SQEP) to provide on-site network engineering support. Working in conjunction with existing members of a network operations department, the network engineers (NE) are to: This role will report to the System Operating Authority that manage a number of networks and Information Systems What Specialists Work On 1. Perform IT Service Management activities for the network, including but not limited to: incident management, problem management, change management, configuration management, knowledge management, and service validation and testing. 2. To be in attendance during normal working hours (NWH). 3. To occasionally work outside of working hours (OWH) to conduct pre-planned change activity. 4. To travel to other sites to conduct network support. These support tasks may last several days. Not less than 1 in 8 weeks will be spent at sites other than normal place of work. Where the Work Takes Place West Midlands Early Market Engagement Working Arrangements 5 days a week (excluding Bank Holidays) assumed 230 working days per year Mon to Fri 08:30 to 17:00 1 x NE from this team is to be on-call OWH. This is assumed to be a 1-in-9 rotation amongst the team unless personnel shortages necessitate a higher frequency. On-call response obligations include: a. Respond to a phone call within 30 minutes (i.e. answer or return a call and maintain voice communications with on-site personnel thereafter). b. Attend a main site within 1 hour. c. Attend any user site within UK within 24 hours. Work Location West Midlands Security Clearance MOD held DV required on day 1 of the appointment and for the duration of the Contract. Additional T&Cs DEFCON 5J(Edn 18/11/16)-Unique Identifiers DEFCON 76(Edn 12/06)-Contractor’s Personnel at Government Sites DEFCON 501(Edn 11/17)-Definitions and Interpretations DEFCON 522(Edn 11/17)-Payment and Recovery of Sums Due DEFCON 658(Edn 10/17)-Cyber DEFCON 659A(Edn 02/17)-Security Measures (A Security Aspects Letter will be provided following Contract Award) DEFCON 660(Edn 12/15)-Official-Sensitive Security Requirements DEFCON 703(Edn 08/13)-Intellectual Property Rights - Vesting in the Authority Skills & Experience Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) (Collaboration), and Oracle SBC Configuration and Administration (proof of course completion), and Oracle ECB Configuration and Administration (proof of course completion) 3-5 years experience supporting complex Campus LAN & WAN networks based on IP cryptography. Configuration and administration within a production environment of an IP network supporting voice and video applications Configuration and administration within a production environment of a traffic polocing policy using QoS and DSCP marking Configuration and administration within a production environment of Oracle Communications equipment Must complete the Supplier Assurance Questionnaire at: http://supplier-cyber-protection.service.gov.uk/ using assessment reference: RAR-VJFY4QC5 Cyber Risk profile: Moderate Nice to Haves CCIE (Collaboration) CCNP (Routing and Switching) CCNP (Security) Cisco Certified Design Associate (CCDA) Python Certified Entry-Level Programmer (PCEP) Programming for Network Engineers (PRNE) (proof of course completion) L3 TRL cryptographic equipment (Catapan) (proof of course completion) Implementation and administration of encrypted IP tunnelling of classified network traffic across various bearers. OSPF process configuration and management, EIGRP, BGP, L3 TRL Catapan, Nexus-OS, Linux OS, Policy Based Routing, logging and analysis tools (e.g. PRTG, Splunk, Solar Winds), DMVPN, Cisco networking equipment. Dell networking equipment, Juniper firewall equipment, RBAC administration, software defined network (SDN) exposure including SD-WAN, Cisco DNAC and Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) No. of Specialists to Evaluate 3 Cultural Fit Criteria Ability to work with others in a high pressure, Operational Environment that frequently manages conflicting priorities. Ability to make decisions under pressure. Ability to work with multiple stakeholders. Ability to work as a team. Assessment Method Reference Interview Evaluation Weighting Technical competence 70% Cultural fit 10% Price 20% Questions from Suppliers No questions have been answered yet Budget range £750 per day (inclusive of agency fee)