Prevailing Wage SOC Title :Network and Computer Systems Administrators
Prevailing Wage Skill Level:Level II
Prevailing Wage:82160
Prevailing Wage Unit of Pay:Year
Prevailing Wage Source:OES
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Prevailing Wage Determination Date :2021-04-29
Prevailing Wage Expiration Date :2021-07-28
Wage Offer From:87975
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Wage Offer Unit of Pay:Year
Workstie Address Line 1:5425 Page Road May work from home within commuting distance of Durham, NC up to 80
Worksite Address Line 2:Suite 200
Worksite City :Durham
Worksite State:NORTH CAROLINA
Worksite Postal Code:27703
Job Title:Senior Network Escalation Engineer
Minimum Education:Master's
Other Degree/ Diploma:
Major Field of Study:Computer Science, Computer Eng., Telecommunications or a clsly rel fld
Required Training:N
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Required Experience :N
Required Expreience Months :
Accept Alternate Field of Study:N
Accept Alternate Major:
Alternate Combination of Education/ Experience:Y
Required Alternate Level of Education :Bachelor's
Other Alternate Level of Education:
Acceptable Years of Experience:5
Accept Foreign Educationa:Y
Acceptable Alternate Occupation:Y
Acceptable Alternate Occupation Month:24
Accept Alternate Job Title:An occupation involving experience in a technical support position with a networking technology comp
Normal Requirements of Job Opportunity:Y
Required Foreign Language:N
Specific Skills:Requires a Masters degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Telecommunications or a closely related field, and two years of experience in a technical support position with a networking technology company. Employer will accept, in the alternative, a Bachelors degree in one of the requisite fields followed by five years of experience in a technical support position with a networking technology company. Experience must include deep knowledge of networking, understanding of packet flow and tcp session establishment; UnixLinux administration; general routingswitching, policy based routing, spanningtree, vlans and vlan; reading and understanding packet captures with tools such as Sniffer; and TCPIP, HTTP, SNMP, SSL and Firewalls.