Network Engineer

DXC Technology is a global professional services company whose mission is to lead the digital transformation of our clients by advising and guiding them in the application of technology to obtain the best results and increase the competitiveness of their companies. With more than 130,000 professionals and expert technologists, collaborating in more than 70 countries together with an exceptional network of partners, we offer advanced IT services and solutions.

In Spain, we are one of the main leaders in the IT market. We have nearly 8,000 professionals, distributed in thirteen locations, with centers of excellence in cutting-edge technologies such as Cloud, Business Intelligence, AI, or Automation among many others, serving more than 200 customers from all industries in the public and private sectors. We work with leading companies in the country that trust us to guide their digital transformation.

We develop active policies of diversity and inclusion of people with disabilities and we are proud to have a representation of approximately 49% of female professionals.

At DXC Spain we are looking for a Network Engineer to join our great team of Networking and participate in an important international project.

Requirements

• Around 4 years exposure in an operational environment (IT)
• Experience in Palo Alto, F5, Clear Pass, Cisco Prime
• Knowledge and experience on DNS with Infoblox
• Industry certifications such as Cisco (CCNA, CCNP), Fortinet (NSE5, NSE7), etc. will be a plus
• Knowledge Virtual network environments like Cisco ACI and NSX
• To be fully complaint with contractual obligations (SLA), engineer must be able to take the ownership for solving outages or propose a workaround to restore the service. On call possible
• Because of international company, several exchanges will be in English. Engineer must be able to communicate, or open a case on manufacturer side, in case of escalation or RMA

Tasks

• Work with a ticketing tool for solving incidents, problems or create, setup changes
• Troubleshooting flaws in software, hardware configuration, communications equipment, and then fixing problems as they arise. Resolve network problems reported by end user. Checking equipment logs for issues
• Solve monitoring problems and maximizing network performance. Evaluating network. performance, including in local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs), and wireless local area network (WLANs)
• Setting up new network devices
• Maintaining and upgrading existing networks device, software, and other programs to keep networks secure. Decommission obsolete equipment. Audit access control lists and permissions. Inventory assets and update diagrams. Securely back up running configurations
• Failover and High availability test

What will you find at DXC?

• Professional development
• Leading projects in market reference clients
• Excellent work environment
• Flexibility and work-life balance
• Work with leading technologies within the IT sector
• Access to DXC University with unlimited certifications
• Social and responsible commitment
• Stable employment
• Social benefits

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