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As a Senior Network Engineer at Raddish Technology, you will lead network infrastructure projects, provide expert-level technical support, and ensure the stability and security of our clients' networks. You will collaborate with a skilled team of engineers and engage closely with clients to understand their network requirements, design tailored solutions, and implement them to meet their business goals . Key Responsibilities 1. Network Design and Implementation Ø Design, plan, and deploy complex network solutions aligned with client needs and industry best practices. Ø Configure and maintain network devices including routers, switches, firewalls, and load balancers. 2. Network Optimization and Performance Tuning Ø Monitor network performance to proactively identify and resolve bottlenecks and issues. Ø Optimize configurations to maximize network reliability and performance. 3. Troubleshooting and Technical Support Ø Deliver advanced support for network-related incidents and complex problems. Ø Collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve network issues efficiently. 4. Documentation and Reporting Ø Maintain comprehensive documentation, including network diagrams, configurations, and change logs. Ø Generate regular reports on network performance, security, and capacity utilization. 5. Project Management Ø Lead network infrastructure projects from initiation through completion, ensuring timely delivery and adherence to objectives. 6. Mentorship and Collaboration Ø Mentor junior network engineers and promote knowledge-sharing across teams. Ø Stay current with emerging technologies and industry trends, applying them to enhance network solutions.
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