Position: Senior Network Consultant Location: Santa Rosa, CA Description: KLH Consulting satisfies the information technology needs of clients in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area. As a Senior Network Consultant you will play a key role in fitting our network offerings to client business practices. An in-depth knowledge of networking technologies including LAN, WAN, Windows 2000 Active Directory, and Citrix is essential to success in this position. Additionally, applicants should have excellent communication and customer service skills. Duties: Support business development, by helping the sales team assess prospects' needs and propose and demonstrate appropriate solutions. Perform needs assessments, discovering client business needs and goals, and design comprehensive solutions to meet those needs and goals. Plan and lead implementations of network solutions. Identify and respond to customer questions, issues, and service opportunities. Build and maintain long-term relationships with clients to ensure that they continue to effectively use information technology as a tool for achieving business goals. Work collaboratively with internal and external resources in tasks relating to implementation under sometimes demanding time constraints. Determine work priorities for yourself and others in accordance with project plans, timelines, fluid work demands, and implementation policies and practices. Communicate project status and key issues effectively to clients and KLH management. Create high level but detailed network design and implementation plans. Perform end user training for small groups. Occasionally travel to obtain application technical certifications and perform onsite implementation tasks for clients. Qualifications: Require minimum BS/BA in Business or Computer Science. MCSE Certification. Over 5 years experience working with network systems, preferably in the financial services and legal industry. Immersion in an implementation environment, preferably with successful lead of two or more successful network implementations.