Skill
Subnetting
IT Infrastructure and Networking
Subnetting is a networking technique that divides a larger IP network into smaller, logical sub-networks (subnets) to improve routing efficiency, security, and address management. Network engineers and IT administrators use subnetting, often expressed via CIDR notation, to allocate IP addresses efficiently and isolate traffic between departments or devices. It's a core skill tested in networking certifications like CompTIA Network+ and Cisco's CCNA.
Open roles requiring Subnetting (1)
Spécialiste Principal(e) en Réseaux / Sr. Network Specialist
Moderna
Full-time
This role provides the opportunity to support Moderna's enterprise network infrastructure across Canada and North America as an individual contributor on a global team. You'll maintain and troubleshoot critical systems including routers, firewalls, and cloud connectivity while contributing to process improvements and working with modern security and automation technologies.
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