Network engineer supervisor vs network security engineer

Differences between network engineer supervisor and network security engineer duties and responsibilities

Network engineer supervisor example responsibilities.

• Coordinate marketing brainstorming meetings, prepare minutes, manage project follow-up, and create summary PowerPoint presentations.
• Configure, troubleshot, upgrade software and replace hardware for MNS customers' routers and switches.
• Create VOIP IP reallocation project.
• Provision, configure and troubleshoot VOIP equipment including Metaswitch, Cisco phones, Aastra phones, Polycom phones.
• Project result in locating numerous non-compliant rogue switches and other devices, while establishing uniformity among devices.
• Perform intermediate level system administrative activities on Linux servers which include rebuilding systems and restoring servers that have become un-operational.
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Network security engineer example responsibilities.

• Add and manage nodes in SolarWinds for monitoring purposes using SNMP v1/v2/v3.
• Work with VMware NSX with deployment of greenfield environment and managing and troubleshooting issues with NSX.
• Interact successfully with both program leads and DoD customer to ensure objectives are completed on time.
• Experience in managing and troubleshooting Linux or Unix base operating systems.
• Manage information technology security, including backups, firewalls, and routers.
• Design and manage information systems security policy, implementation, and management for a globally distribute MPLS infrastructure.
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