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Form of workTitle: Sr. Infrastructure Network Specialist
Duration: 12+ months
Location: 2 MTC, 4th Floor, Brooklyn (Hybrid 3-day remote)
RATE: NEED the BEST (Please consider this is 7 hours a day, 35 hours per week, and Onsite role.)
LOCALS TO NJ-NY-PA-CT
TASKS:
• Provide descriptive Network details of the ESInet infrastructure for the PSAP Identify the standards-based NG9-1-1 core functionality.
• Participate Class 1 ESInet network breakout session meetings to define ESInet architecture between PSAC1 and PSAC2 per NENA/APCO standard.
• Develop OSP connectivity best practices into the PSAPs and review and approve all vendor
designs ensuring compliance with standards and governance models established by the City of New York.
Mandatory & Desired Skill:
• Disaster Recovery and Redundancy:
• Designing and implementing redundant systems for disaster recovery.
• Creating and testing contingency plans for network failures.
• VoIP (Voice over IP) Systems:
• Implementing and maintaining VoIP systems for voice communication
• Emergency Communication Systems: Experience with specialized emergency communication technologies.
• Knowledge of systems like Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) applications.
• Networking Protocols and Technologies: Proficiency in TCP/IP, UDP, and other relevant protocols.
• Understanding of routing protocols (e.g., OSPF, EIGRP, BGP) for efficient data routing.
• Understanding of SIP, RTP, and other VoIP protocols.
• A good understanding of Oracle Client and B2BUA configurations and reference architectures,
• A Subject Matter Expert in Enterprise Integration and design of Mission Critical 9-1-1 systems is a plus.
Duration: 12+ months
Location: 2 MTC, 4th Floor, Brooklyn (Hybrid 3-day remote)
RATE: NEED the BEST (Please consider this is 7 hours a day, 35 hours per week, and Onsite role.)
LOCALS TO NJ-NY-PA-CT
TASKS:
• Provide descriptive Network details of the ESInet infrastructure for the PSAP Identify the standards-based NG9-1-1 core functionality.
• Participate Class 1 ESInet network breakout session meetings to define ESInet architecture between PSAC1 and PSAC2 per NENA/APCO standard.
• Develop OSP connectivity best practices into the PSAPs and review and approve all vendor
designs ensuring compliance with standards and governance models established by the City of New York.
Mandatory & Desired Skill:
• Disaster Recovery and Redundancy:
• Designing and implementing redundant systems for disaster recovery.
• Creating and testing contingency plans for network failures.
• VoIP (Voice over IP) Systems:
• Implementing and maintaining VoIP systems for voice communication
• Emergency Communication Systems: Experience with specialized emergency communication technologies.
• Knowledge of systems like Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) applications.
• Networking Protocols and Technologies: Proficiency in TCP/IP, UDP, and other relevant protocols.
• Understanding of routing protocols (e.g., OSPF, EIGRP, BGP) for efficient data routing.
• Understanding of SIP, RTP, and other VoIP protocols.
• A good understanding of Oracle Client and B2BUA configurations and reference architectures,
• A Subject Matter Expert in Enterprise Integration and design of Mission Critical 9-1-1 systems is a plus.
