NFA is purpose-driven. We safeguard the integrity of the derivatives markets, protect investors and ensure that our Members meet their regulatory obligations. We take pride in our work; maintain a conviction to do the right thing; empower each other; and support our community. Envision your career in a place where performing critical regulatory work within the financial industry is as significant as the diverse, passionate and talented individuals with whom you work.

As a Network Analyst II, you'll work closely with users to analyze their needs in order to establish hardware and software functional specifications. You'll also install, customize and maintain all core technologies and related third-party hardware and software. As a Network Analyst II, you'll contribute to NFA's important regulatory mission by:

• Reviewing response time and bandwidth utilization statistics using network utilities and tools (e.g., network analyzers, performance monitoring software, statistics and reports).
• Following all change management requirements and making enhancement recommendations.
• Implementing new software releases, preventative maintenance and problem fixes.
• Assuring cost-effectiveness by analyzing needs and investigating new product offerings from vendors.
• Generating and analyzing network and system performance and usage reports.
• Resolving network and system-related problems via logs and error messages.
• Researching and recommending new technology, products and security settings.
• Participating in disaster recovery tests.
• Monitoring and auditing for security compliance.
• Training staff and providing assistance as required.

What we’re looking for:

Diligent, detail-oriented individuals thrive in this analytical role. If you're eager to apply your technical abilities to serve a public good—supporting the integrity of the derivatives markets—and meet the qualifications below, we encourage you to apply to join our team as a Network Analyst II:

Bachelor's degree in information technology or computer science

At least four years of experience in data networking environments

Experience installing, customizing and maintaining HP, Cisco, Microsoft and/or Linux-based technologies

Experience with key networking elements, including Active Directory with a strong knowledge of Group Policy Management, and DNS / DHCP / IP address management

Strong oral and written communication skills

Willingness to work off-hours

The salary range for this role is $76,900-$128,000

Please note: Candidates must live within 100 miles of the Chicago office. Additionally, NFA cannot currently or in the future provide sponsorship. NFA is not currently accepting unsolicited resumes from third-party agencies.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status.