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* * *Required GFP System Test * Location *: Tampa, FL* Duration *: 6 Months* *Description:* * * The *GFP* *System test position requires* advanced knowledge in all aspects of testing Network Management systems for multiple *CLIENT* service offerings and multiple disciplines of Network Fault Management Systems. This position involves working closely with developers and systems engineers to understand fault management subsystems functionality and resolve defects uncovered during their testing. Responsibilities include some or all of the following: Development of test plans, integration of internally developed and vendor software, integration test support, installations and deployments, and end-to-end system and performance testing. Previous experience in working with large networked applications and understanding their development complexities is a must. Candidates should have a strong background in event correlation and IP networking. The position also requires understanding of the inter-operability between various CLIENT EMSs such as, AOTS, RUBY, and SMARTS In-Charge from EMC-SMARTS and the intra-system operations at a very detailed level in order to test and identify defects and facilitate problem resolution. *Required Skills**:*** · At *least 10 years* of relevant System Test experience in order to begin contributing immediately · Knowledge of *SNMP, TCP/IP, and UNIX* (preferably Solaris) · Experience with *Frame Relay, ATM and IP networks*, including protocols and network devices · At least 5 years of system test experience with *EMC SMARTS*In-Charge *Desired Skills:*** · Excellent teamwork and interpersonal skills. The work position requires significant interaction and coordination with systems engineers, developers, peer system testers, and Operations in a fast-paced environment. · Self-starter with extremely strong initiative *and 24x7*availability on an escalation basis to support the project team and production. · MS degree in Computer Science or Engineering preferred
