Add Number: 17
Category: General
Posted on Jun 21 2001 at 5:37:16 PM
Cisco Designer - (US-DC-Washington)
Jobcode: VA-01
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Fast growing, $40 million systems integrator headquarterd in Virginia currently seeks CISCO (CCNP & CCIE) Designer. Ideal candidate will hold a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Engineering preferred. Must have both CCNP and CCIE certifications. Experience working with Government agencies a plus but not neccessary.
Using proven methods and industry "best practices" our client delivers exceptional technical and support services, including:
* Network Design
* Integration and Implementation
* Network Management
* Help Desk Services
* Acquisition Services
* Maintenance
* Structured Cable
Company specializes in three major areas of services which assist many organizations in successfully developing computer technology:
* LANs and WANs
* Multi-platform Server and Desktop Integration
* Open System Implementation
Before systems are deployed, rigorous testing is performed at our Customer Technical Facility. This facility provides the opportunity to test multi-vendor-based solutions, conduct physical integration and system staging. This means that installations are swift and downtime is minimized.
Technical Certifications awarded to our staff include:
Microsoft – MCSE, MCSD
MCP, Solution Partner
Novell - CNE, CNI
ALR – Power Partner, ASC
Cisco – CCIE
Cabletron – CS, CSE
Our client does not sell "in-house" products or proprietary solutions. They maintain strong, direct, working relationships with major hardware manufacturers, software vendors and service providers. Unlike equipment manufacturers who recommend only their products for virtually every potential application, we are free to independently evaluate and choose the best solution for your specific needs. And, when you work with us, selecting the best doesn't cost the most because of our buying power.
Excellent benefits package and perks.
Start: ASAP
Location: Washington, DC
No H-1B sponsorship at this time.
Salary: Depends on experience.
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