Costa Rica
8 days ago
82533P-Technical Support Engineer 3

Position: Technical Support Engineer 3 – Routing

Location: San Jose, Costa Rica

 

Summary:

 

This position is for the ARC L2 Team (CFTS) for Juniper Routing Products.

 

Key Responsibilities:

 

- Ability to work in a highly dynamic Technical Assistance Center environment with a high focus on customer satisfaction. Able to determine problems quickly and deliver a Remarkable Customer Experience.

- Be a customer advocate for timely resolution of the problems reported and understand the environment/network and its impact on business.

- Take ownership of problem resolution, problem reproduction, and escalation.

- Be a team player and flexible when working on weekends/holidays as per business requirements.

- Be a fast learner and keep pace with newer technologies

 

Mandatory Skills:

 

- Support for Juniper’s M/T/Mx/PTX/ACX series products.

- Excellent verbal and written communication, presentation, and customer handling skills.

- Ability to logically troubleshoot complex and high-impact problems.

- Technical Support experience supporting critical network infrastructures of Enterprise/Telecom or Cloud customers

 

 

- In-depth knowledge of the following:

 

IP Packet flow, OSI layers Layer 3 - IP and related technologies (ICMP, TCP, IPSec, GRE, QoS, VRRP) IP routing protocols (OSPF, ISIS) Layer 2 technologies (Ethernet, 802.1q/p VLAN, STP, RSTP, ARP, PPP, MLPPP, LACP)

 

 - Understanding/Exposure/Expertise in one or more areas:

 

MPLS, VPLS, L2, and L3 VPN MPLS Traffic Engineering, LDP, RSVP Multicast technologies NG-MVPN, PIM Perl/Unix/Expect scripting

 

Requirements:

 

Candidates who have extensively worked on Troubleshooting, implementing, and supporting large IP networks. Three + years of experience supporting, designing, and implementing IP networks.

 

JNCIA, JNCIS, JNCIP, JNCIE - CCNA, CCNP, CCIE are a plus.

 

 

Platform Knowledge: 

 

Juniper (routers, switches), Cisco, Nortel, Huawei, traffic generators (Ixia, Agilent)/ traffic simulators, protocol analyzers, testers, etc. (not all are required, but some are good to have).

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