Cisco Customer Delivery Consulting Engineer 

United States, District of Columbia, Washington 

101355717

As part of this team, you will work directly with our customers and gain hands-on experience and exposure into their networks. You will collaborate on a variety of projects that have a real impact to our nation’s security. We will value your ideas and perspective on how to get things done. You will work on network infrastructures and help to deliver business solutions and technology solutions from data, security, mobility, and cloud.

• Builds and maintains consultative / trusted advisor relationship with clients.
• Performs problem analysis and acts as technical specialist for the complex deployments and provides highest-level crisis management.
• Proven technical project management skills.
• Strong technical presentation skills to all levels, especially to Cisco and customer senior management.
• Leadership and mentoring skills.
• Ability to influence at senior levels in Cisco and customer organizations.

• Performs analysis and diagnosis of highly complex networking problems.
• Builds simulated networks in test labs to resolve highly complex problems and compatibility issues.
• Contributes to Virtual Teams.
• Provides ad hoc systems/product knowledge transfers.
• Assists in generation of standard project documentation including test plans.
• Assists in generation of network configurations from Low Level Design
• Assists in execution of project delivery including network staging, implementation and handover.
• Assists in Network Upgrade and Migration Activities.
• Assists customer with deployment of medium complexity tools and related Network Management Systems.

• Minimum 6-8 years of experience with a CCNP or a CCNA Enterprise
• Strong hands-on focus in SD-WAN, SDA, Catalyst Center, DNA Center, large scale Network design, deploying, and maintaining networks
• Has a CCNP certification or equivalent experienced. CCIE is highly desirable, or demonstrated equivalent
• Must have DoD TS, SCI eligible and able to pass a CI Polygraph
• Adapt to different customer needs
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Client-facing experience

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