Network Architect Information Technology (IT) - Columbus, OH at Geebo

Network Architect

Kforce has a client in Columbus, OH that is seeking a Network Architect for a hybrid position.
Summary:
The Network Architect will be responsible for designing, implementing, troubleshooting, and maintaining large-scale Aruba controller based wireless networks for the client. This position will be involved in providing technical support, documentation, and training to the network team and the end users.
Responsibilities:
  • Design, configure, deploy, and optimize Aruba Clearpass and Wireless solutions for various network scenarios and requirements

  • Creates or edits for recommendation and approval IT artifacts, including, but not limited to, policies, procedures, standard, guidelines, best practices and position papers

  • Troubleshoot and resolve complex network issues related to Aruba Clearpass and Wireless technologies, such as authentication, authorization, encryption, roaming, QoS, RF, and security

  • Monitor and analyze network performance and health using Aruba tools and best practices

  • Provide technical guidance and recommendations to the network team on Aruba Clearpass and Wireless solutions

  • Prepare and maintain network documentation, diagrams, policies, and procedures

  • Conduct network audits, assessments, and reviews to ensure compliance with Aruba standards and best practices

  • Stay updated with the latest Aruba technologies, products, and certifications

  • Train and mentor network team members and end users on Aruba Clearpass and Wireless solutions

Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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