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Network Engineer

Quantix, Inc.

Network Engineer

Reposted One Month Ago

In-Office

Aurora, CO, USA

Mid level

In-Office

Aurora, CO, USA

Mid level

The Network Engineer will manage network architecture, security, and cloud infrastructure, requiring strong communication and technical skills.

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Job Description

Our client in the Aurora, Colorado area is looking for a Network Engineer to join their team on a direct hire basis. This person should have a strong background in Networking, Security, Firewalls, and Virtualization or Cloud infrastructure. This is a high level position that will wear many hats, all things infrastructure. Strong communication skills are needed to be successful. This is primarily a Microsoft shop, with Microsoft Azure Cloud Infrastructure as well.

Qualifications

Required Skills:
1) Network Engineering.
2) Windows Server administration, 2008-2012.
3) Security, Firewall across whole infrastructure.
4) Virtualization ( VMWare, HyperV).
Desired Skills:
1) Cloud infrastructure (Azure, AWS).

Additional Information

Please send your most updated resume to rjuarez@quantixinc. com and feel free to reach me at 303-557-4014.

Since 2002, Quantix ProTech has successfully delivered IT resources and solutions to companies while building a solid reputation for integrity and consistent quality. Quantix ProTech continues to partner with the commercial sector for specialized IT placement and staffing services. Quantix ProTech was recently featured in US News and World Report and Forbes.

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