GPS-Technik AG is looking for a new Senior Network Engineer.
We are looking for a candidate with strong organizational skills and deep technology knowledge. Your daily tasks will include leading of a team of system engineers, as well as operation, troubleshooting and support of networks of our customers.
Resource and process management are the significant part of the job. You will be able to organize your own work and also manage the resources in your team.
The successful candidate will be able to show strong knowledge and experience in the following subjects:
* Routing and switching in detail.
* IP routing protocols: OSPF and BGP.
* Good experience with Cisco routers and switches.
* Good knowledge of network monitoring and management technologies. Familiarity with SNMP management tools.
* Good knowledge of security technologies.
* Advanced UNIX/Linux user: able to configure and operate network management and monitoring software, basic shell or Perl scripting.
It will be great to see your experience in the following areas:
* DOCSIS network technologies * MPLS * VoIP and IP Telephony
Cisco certifications of Professional or Expert level are welcome.
Fluent German and English languages are the required. Ability to communicate in French is very much welcome.
The candidate should be a Swiss or EU citizen, or have a valid Swiss working permit.
Our office is located in Schlieren (ZH). Your work will be mainly in the office, with possible travelling to customer sites. A valid driver license is also essential.
Please send your CV as attachment, as well as your salary expectation, to Mr. George Pfurtscheller at g.pfurtscheller@gpstechnik.ch
Hi Stan, Hi SwiNOG,
lets resume it a bit :P
- Senior Network Engineer. - strong organizational skills - deep technology knowledge - Routing and switching in detail. - IP routing protocols: OSPF and BGP. - Good experience with Cisco routers and switches. - Good knowledge of network monitoring and management technologies. - Familiarity with SNMP management tools. - Good knowledge of security technologies. - Advanced UNIX/Linux user - DOCSIS network technologies - MPLS - VoIP and IP Telephony - Cisco certifications of Professional or Expert level are welcome. - Fluent German and English languages are the required. - Ability to communicate in French is very much welcome. - A valid driver license is also essential.
ahem... that's a long list...
I'm just wondering what the community thinks, how much should one earn in such a position with all those skills and requirements? Or, if you're the man for this position, how much do would you expect as salary?
I'm just wondering about our 2006/2007 'job market status' ;-)
Feel free not to answer :P
Pascal
Hey Pascal
I'm just wondering about our 2006/2007 'job market status' ;-)
Or may it be that you have your salary negotiations next week and need some indications...? ;)
--- Pascal Gloor pascal.gloor@spale.com wrote:
I'm just wondering what the community thinks, how much should one earn in such a position with all those skills and requirements? Or, if you're the man for this position, how much do would you expect as salary?
I'm just wondering about our 2006/2007 'job market status' ;-)
hi Pascal,
if you're seriously interested, we can discuss it off the list :)
by the way, we're also looking for a good partner software development company, probably somewhere outside Switzerland, as we need to fit a certain budget :)
cheers, stan
No one had the guts to write some numbers until now? Let's heat up that discussion a little with meat on the bone...
It depends on the location, age and company size.
In Zuerich, mid-sized company I'd say:
Age 25+ minimum 95'000 per year Age 30+ minimum 105'000 per year etc.
I guess it's impossible to have all those skills when younger than 25 (please correct if I'm wrong)
As we all know, the salaries in the rest of Switzerland are a little lower because the living cost is also lower, so I'd say deduct some % for a different region in CH.
Also for smaller companies, the salaries might be lower, but the "feel-good" factor is higher, which compensates quite a lot.
Since we all know, that the current job situation for IT techies is very good, I'd say, that those figures are the absolute minimum and you should try to get more - because there will be worse years and you'll be stuck on the salary you negotiated in the good years... The larger the company, the more you should ask, because they're the ones that will fire you anyway, when times get worse...
So much rants for now :-)
Cheers, Viktor
Pascal Gloor wrote:
I'm just wondering what the community thinks, how much should one earn in such a position with all those skills and requirements? Or, if you're the man for this position, how much do would you expect as salary?
I can't comment on this particular position, as I'm not the one who decides :)
But in general, you're right. This position is supposed to be for an experienced person, supposedly of age 30-35, and the figures you've mentioned are quite right.
--- Viktor Steinmann stony@stony.com wrote:
No one had the guts to write some numbers until now? Let's heat up that discussion a little with meat on the bone...
Pascal Gloor wrote:
Hi Stan, Hi SwiNOG,
lets resume it a bit :P
[..]
ahem... that's a long list...
Pascal, that is what most people call "Over qualified" :)
Nevertheless, how much you get paid doesn't really matter, it's about how much fun you have. The funding helps a lot in the equation, but if you get paid loads and you are not having any fun then what's the use of having loads of fun and having to spend all that money to actually have fun?
Greets, Jeroen
Jeroen Massar wrote:
ahem... that's a long list...
Pascal, that is what most people call "Over qualified" :)
Nevertheless, how much you get paid doesn't really matter, it's about how much fun you have. The funding helps a lot in the equation, but if you get paid loads and you are not having any fun then what's the use of having loads of fun and having to spend all that money to actually have fun?
Greets, Jeroen
I Quite agree on that one. But I guess almost everyone around here works because there is a fun part in its work. Another fact is that if the salary is correct, it may be considered as the magic bonus if the work is cool ;)
Ok I may be put into the weird guys list, but some of you guys already know that ...
Ciao Pascal,
I was looking recently for a network engineer with about the same experience and discovered that currently Zürich area is particularly difficult.
I found 2 CCIE's, starting at 140K/13.
The bit that makes it expensive is surely VOIP & MPLS. But most of these guys could be used for design tasks too but one thing I not sure is, if one with this qualification would be interested in a provider operation job ;)
Cheers reza
-----Original Message----- From: swinog-bounces@lists.swinog.ch [mailto:swinog-bounces@lists.swinog.ch] On Behalf Of Pascal Gloor Sent: Mittwoch, 6. Dezember 2006 16:12 To: swinog@swinog.ch Subject: Re: [swinog] JOB: Senior Network Engineer, Schlieren/ZH - Email found in subject
Hi Stan, Hi SwiNOG,
lets resume it a bit :P
- Senior Network Engineer. - strong organizational skills - deep technology knowledge - Routing and switching in detail. - IP routing protocols: OSPF and BGP. - Good experience with Cisco routers and switches. - Good knowledge of network monitoring and management technologies. - Familiarity with SNMP management tools. - Good knowledge of security technologies. - Advanced UNIX/Linux user - DOCSIS network technologies - MPLS - VoIP and IP Telephony - Cisco certifications of Professional or Expert level are welcome. - Fluent German and English languages are the required. - Ability to communicate in French is very much welcome. - A valid driver license is also essential.
ahem... that's a long list...
I'm just wondering what the community thinks, how much should one earn in such a position with all those skills and requirements? Or, if you're the man for this position, how much do would you expect as salary?
I'm just wondering about our 2006/2007 'job market status' ;-)
Feel free not to answer :P
Pascal
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Jeroen Massar -
Pascal Gloor -
Reza Kordi -
Roman Hochuli -
Stanislav Sinyagin -
Viktor Steinmann -
Will van Gulik