Description:
Mainly looking for a Nortel generalist... ·Responsible for executing
network initiatives that improve the level of service, enhance
functionality and increase cost-effectiveness. ·Responsible for
maintaining the architecture of the Local Area Network, Wide Area
Network, Network Switching, Location Cabling, Carrier Services, and
other ancillary network services. ·Provides routine Network
Management Services: configuration management, system health-checks,
network utilization, performance monitoring, troubleshooting & trouble
reporting, Change Order processing, etc. ·Provide project management,
implementation and operations support for global network
infrastructure. ·Responsible for responding to Trouble Tickets
entered by networked users, Management, or as identified by other team
members and resolve per SLA. ·Responsible for maintaining full
documentation on the data network design, disaster procedures, and
trouble reporting/escalation procedures. ·Responsible for complying
with all IT procedures regarding Change Control, Incident Reporting,
etc. ·Communicate with other team members to ensure that the global
network architecture conforms to standards for design, levels of
service, classes of service, etc.; to ensure that global data
connectivity is effectively routed utilizing the Data Network No
travel.

Rasheen@jra-inc.com

In article <1161975152.945405.223570@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups .com>,
"THE RECRUITER" <rasheen@jra-inc.com> wrote:

> Description:
> Mainly looking for a Nortel generalist...

If you want a Nortel person, why does the subject line say Cisco?
Aren't they direct competitors, or did Cisco buy Nortel when I wasn't
looking?

And what does this have to do with Unix shells?

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