Lead Architect responsible for the design and maintenance of LSU’s Ethernet networks including:• Routers, switches and wireless data components• DSL equipment• Network management software • Installation, project management and documentation of network devices and cabling• Identification of user network needs in conjunction with other Information Technology Services PersonnelLead Architect responsible for the design and maintenance of LSU’s Wireless Network infrastructure and test equipment consisting of:• Wireless Access Points, 802.11 a/b/g access points and wireless bridges (not to exclude other manufacturer’s equipment)• Wireless Network Management software including Cisco Wireless LAN Solution Engine• Identification of wireless network deficiencies and redesign to eliminate deficiencies• Distribution of wireless networking radio frequencies• Network authentication solutions• Wireless network analyzersArchitect responsible for the design, configuration and maintenance of advanced networking in direct support of specific high speed computing research needs, including:• Software Defined Networking (SDN) appliances• Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) enabled networks• Advanced networking for self-contained scientific experiments Architect responsible for operation and mainteance of security devices such as firewalls, VPN concentrators, etc… based on policies written and developed by the ITS Security and Policy Group• includes the configuration and maintenance of PCI compliant networking to service “Point of Sale” devices as directed by the ITS Security and Policy GroupArchitect of the Storage Area Network (SAN) for LSU data center and disaster recovery sites

Designs, configures, operates and maintains LSU’s Ethernet networks including:• Routers, switches and wireless data components• DSL equipment• Network management software • Installation, project management and documentation of network devices and cabling• Identification of user network needs in conjunction with other Information Technology Services PersonnelDesign, configure and maintain advanced networking in direct support of specific high speed computing research needs, including:• Software Defined Networking (SDN) appliances• Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) enabled networks• Advanced networking for self-contained scientific experiments Configuration and maintenance of security devices such as firewalls, VPN concentrators, etc… based on policies written and developed by the ITS Security and Policy Group• includes the configuration and maintenance of PCI compliant networking to service “Point of Sale” devices as directed by the ITS Security and Policy Group Configuration and maintenance of Storage Area Networking (SAN) devices for LSU data center and disaster recovery sitesConfiguration and maintenance of Quality of Service measures to support Voice over IP (VoIP) and Video applications Professional Training and Instruction:• Partnering with higher education organizations and professional technology groups such as Internet2 and ACUTA to train personnel on cutting edge technologies (ex. IPv6)• Partnering with local entities and vendors to provide training on advanced technologies to state agencies and other institutions of higher education (ex. Wireless networking)