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Akima · 1 day ago

Circuit Logistics Support EIS Transition

South Burlington, VT

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

$110K/yr - $115K/yr

7+ years exp

Akima is a federal lifecycle solutions contractor focused on supporting the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) with critical IT infrastructure initiatives. The Circuit Logistics Support EIS Transition role involves leading and supporting circuit logistics planning, network design, and cloud migration efforts to ensure seamless integration of network circuits into existing infrastructure.

ConstructionConsultingCyber SecurityInformation TechnologyLogisticsManagement ConsultingSupply Chain ManagementTechnical Support

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Lead and support circuit logistics planning and execution for DHS EIS transition efforts

Contribute to network design and architecture planning to ensure seamless integration of new circuits into existing infrastructure

Assist in EIS transition planning, including documentation, scheduling, and coordination with stakeholders

Perform and oversee hardware and software installation, configuration, and validation

Troubleshoot and resolve complex circuit and network issues to ensure optimal performance

Support cloud migration efforts, ensuring compatibility and performance of network circuits in hybrid environments

Maintain expertise in various network circuits and topologies, including MPLS, Ethernet, VPN, and SD-WAN

Track and report circuit status, inventory, and logistics milestones using designated systems

Collaborate with engineering, operations, and program teams to ensure successful circuit transitions and service delivery

Promote continuous improvement in IT service quality, efficiency, and compliance with federal standards

Qualification

Circuit logisticsNetwork designCloud migrationNetwork topologiesHardware/software installationEIS transitionAnalytical skillsIndependencePublic TrustDHS experienceEIS contract knowledgeCertificationsCommunication skillsOrganizational skillsCollaboration