Job Description :
Direct End Client: State of New York
Job Title: System Administrator
Duration: 12 months
Start Date: 12/19/2018
Location: New York, NY 10007
Position Type: Contract
Interview Type: Webcam or In Person or Telephonic
Requirement ID: SNY_HD854_MS
Required Skills:
84 months of experience in administering firewall rule set on premises or in cloud (Cisco, Checkpoint, VMware NSX, Azure, Zscaler)
84 months of experience in administering Cisco Data Center networking
Bachelor’s Degree.
Department: New York State Insurance Fund
Description: Assist Network Team with improvements to Cisco Video Infrastructure and assist on administration of firewall rule sets for North South and East West firewalls, VMware NSX firewall, Microsoft Azure firewall.
Responsibilities:
Vetting and helping implement Firewall rule changes for Checkpoint NG firewall and working with Dell SecureWorks
Vetting and helping implement Firewall rule changes for Cisco East-West firewall
Administer VMware NSX firewall for our DR environment
VPN and GRE tunnels setup and troubleshooting
Help Administer Microsoft Azure networking changes and review security
Review Cisco video servers high availability configuration and make necessary changes
Video system troubleshooting
Knowledge Transfer to staff
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