CONTRACT DURATION: 6 MONTHS

PAYRATE: $18

LOCATION: OVERLAND PARK  KS  66251

THIS IS A MIDNIGHT SHIFT POSITION (10:15PM - 06:15AM) IN THE 24X7 WIRELINE

NOC Central Technician I tests and analyzes network and network facilities (e.g., power, communication machinery, software, lines, modems, and terminals). Candidate advises supervisory Network Control positions of network communications failures or degradation and arranges corrective action plans.  The Technician performs a variety of skilled routine and non-routine duties and applies standard practices and policies.  Additional Requirements:  Monitors and analyzes moderately complex network and network facilities (e.g., power, communication machinery, software, lines, modems, and terminals), advises supervisory Network Control positions of network communications failures or degradation and arranges and performs corrective action plans. This is a multi-incumbent position that reports to a supervisor level position.  Basic Qualifications include:  High school diploma or equivalent, experience using networks and network equipment and knowledge of Excel, Word and other general applications.  This is a 24/7 operation and must be available to work any shift. Must be eligible to work in the US

Required Skills

Transport Service Assurance NOC with Tier I & II responsibilities. Candidate will be responsible for monitoring as well as troubleshooting and performing break fix actions on the  wireline physical layer transport fiber optic network. This will be done within a remote NOC Control Center on the Campus in Overland Park Kansas. Candidates should possess knowledge of optical networks and how equipment is used to multiplex and demultiplex traffic for transport throughout an optical network. A fundamental understanding of Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) is desired

Required Experience

Transport Service Assurance NOC with Tier I & II responsibilities. Candidate will be responsible for monitoring as well as troubleshooting and performing break fix actions on the  wireline physical layer transport fiber optic network. This will be done within a remote NOC Control Center on the Campus in Overland Park Kansas. Candidates should possess knowledge of optical networks and how equipment is used to multiplex and demultiplex traffic for transport throughout an optical network. A fundamental understanding of Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) is desired