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The IP Network Engineer & Security ensures the design, administration, operation, security and troubleshooting of IP network infrastructures. He/she contributes to ensuring network availability, performance, resilience and security.
SKILLS SOUGHT
Networks & Routing
Excellent command of TCP/IP
Dynamic routing: OSPF, BGP
Good command of MPLS L2/L3 and VPN
Solid knowledge in IP Routing & Switching
VLAN, Trunk, STP/RSTP, LACP and redundancy mechanisms
Security
Good knowledge of network security
Administration and troubleshooting of FortiGate / FortiOS
Firewalling, NAT, VPN, IPS, filtering and segmentation
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