Network Analyst - Senior

Title: Network Analyst - Senior - GOAPRDJP00000667

Duration: 2025-11-03 to 2026-07-29 (6 Months possible extension)

Location: Remote/Canada

Active CCNA Certification or equivalent (copy of certification must be included in submission).

Ability to work evenings and/or weekends and/or during block time/change windows outside of normal Government of Alberta business hours (8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Alberta time, Monday to Friday).

Direct involvement in developing best-practices documentation (for example, operational procedures, network diagrams, etc.).

Experience providing customer service technical troubleshooting and problem resolution.

Experience with Cisco layer 1-3 technologies, including the planning, design, and implementation, of an intermediate to large scale network infrastructure.

Experience with networking aspects of Microsoft Windows desktop, servers, and nix-based servers.

Experience working with 802.11 wireless networks.

Hands-on experience with Cisco OTV including the planning, design, and implementation, of an intermediate to large scale network infrastructure.

Hands-on experience with QOS across an Enterprise Class organization, which includes devices such as (Catalyst 6500 switches, Nexus 7K and 5K, ISR (29xx and 4xxx Series), ASR routers series, Cisco switches (296x and 375x) and 3650/3850 series, including the planning, design, and implementation.

Experience developing project deliverables including project charters, business cases, briefing notes, status reports, risk logs and project closures.

Experience in developing front-end requirements for emerging technologies (feasibility, analysis and design phases).

Experience in performance measurement and creation of service level agreements.

Experience in the area of Data Centre's Core Network design and Data Centre disaster recovery.

Experience with Alberta SuperNet or similar network.

Experience with BGP, OSPF, EIGRP, and/or other routing protocols design and operations.

Experience with Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) technologies.

Experience with IPV6, including the planning, design, and implementation, in an intermediate to large scale networks infrastructure.

Experience with network security and issues relating to "Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy" legislation as concerns the public sector.

Experience with wireless WAN technologies.

Experience working in the Government of Alberta Domain environment or an environment of equivalent size and complexity.

Hands-on experience with Cisco OTV and the deployment of VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager (SRM).

Knowledge and experience of MPLS and VPLS technologies.