Hazim Al-Bikawi

Working at King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences Project (KSAU-HS).
Responsibilities:

•Create solutions for specific projects and present recommendations.
•Works alongside with other data center team members to determine the technical goals and works with stakeholders to refine those goals into executable objectives.
•Managing network growth and development.
•Monitoring and reporting on network performance and usage.
•Responsible for configuring and managing for Cisco's Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI).
•Designs network infrastructure for ensuring effective and efficient networking systems.
•Worked on the development and integration of new Wi-Fi network systems to increase efficiency, security and quality.
•Troubleshot and fixed any Wi-Fi connectivity, authentication, and coverage problematic issues and provided beneficial support to clients.
•Working closely with ISP to monitor and optimize the WAN connectivity between different locations.
•Research on trends products and equipment for recommending procedures and/or purchases.
•Trains other District staff (primarily within the technology area) for the purpose of ensuring their ability to use new existing operating systems and application software.
•Providing on-site and remote technical assistance.

network consultation to improve the client network design and systems performance.
•Designing and configuring client wired and wireless network.
•Providing on-site and remote technical assistance.
•Conduct customer technical training and sessions.
•Managing, monitoring and reporting network performance and usage.
•Design routed and switched IP wired and wireless network infrastructure.
•Generating the network documentations such as HLD, LLD, NRFU and NIP.

Responsibilities:

•Network devices implementation and configuration as per the configuration and implementation guides.
•Configuring and troubleshooting of basic voice network devices.
•Maintaining all the computers in stable situation and performing solutions in case of emerging errors.