Network Technician Job DescriptionBasic knowledge of network devices such as switches, routers, wireless access points preferably CISCO, RiverbedBasics knowledge/understanding of assigning switch ports to specific VLANsPatch phone ports to switch as needed. Basic troubleshooting of Avaya VOIP phones (knowledge on basic configuration)Troubleshoot issues with fiber links between switches – Able to visualize errors and communicate to remote technical teamsTroubleshoot and replace network switch chassis blades when required.Adding memory/flash to an existing Non-End User Devices or Device; Patching, moving an existing switch or router;Racking and patching any new Non-End User Devices or Device(s);Decommissioning a single Non-End User Devices or Device, including verifying the impact of such decommissioning and/or shutting the Device down;Installing new, or moving existing, access points for coverage expansion – No higher than usage of a 6 foot ladder; however for higher ladder parties shall mutually discuss and agree.Conducting site surveys, including asset inventory validation;Conduct WLAN surveys; installing, decommissioning or moving WAP;Installing, decommissioning or moving WLC;Installing, decommissioning or moving Smart Edge;Installing or decommissioning Firewall;Installing, decommissioning or modifying WAN acceleration; Installing, decommissioning or modifying the VPN Gateway;Granting site access for the Customer's third parties.The onsite Technician may also be required to conduct conference room equipment upgrades where they are swapping devices and following the provided step-by-step processes. Detailed instructions and support will be provided prior to technician conducting this work.Good to have understanding of any Data Center Infrastructure Management Application