Nurul Hassan
About Nurul Hassan
Nurul Hassan is a Network Analyst with over ten years of experience at mobileLIVE Inc. He specializes in network security measures and has a strong background in various networking technologies and virtualization.
Work at mobileLIVE
Nurul Hassan has been employed at mobileLIVE Inc as a Network Analyst since 2014. In this role, he has managed and implemented RingCentral cloud PBX systems for both mobileLIVE and emergiTEL offices. His responsibilities include ensuring network security and high availability, as well as analyzing and testing voice and data quality using various software tools.
Previous Experience
Prior to his current position, Nurul Hassan held various roles in the networking field. He worked at IBM Canada as a Technical Support Executive for a brief period in 2014. He also served as a Network Support Specialist at GuestLogix in 2013 and worked as a NOC Engineer at George Brown College from 2012 to 2013. His earlier experience includes a six-year tenure as a System and Network Engineer at Dekko Airnet Ltd in Bangladesh.
Education and Expertise
Nurul Hassan studied Computer Systems Technology at George Brown College, where he earned a diploma. He also holds a Master of Science degree in Physics from the University of Dhaka. His expertise encompasses network security measures such as ACL and NAT/PAT, as well as virtualization technologies including VMware vSphere and AWS/EC2.
Technical Skills
Nurul Hassan possesses a wide range of technical skills. He is proficient in configuring Cisco FirePower 2120 for site-to-site VPN and remote user connections. His experience includes implementing HSRP for network high availability and managing various networking technologies such as MPLS and MPLS VPN. He is also skilled in wireless technologies including WiFi, WiMAX, and GSM/CDMA systems.
Networking Projects and Initiatives
Throughout his career, Nurul Hassan has been involved in several significant projects. He redesigned office networks for high availability and configured server systems, including Linux and various Windows Server versions. He has also analyzed and tested voice and data quality using tools like VQT, PacketScan, and PacketGen.