Greg Iskra serves as a Network Operations Center Administrator at Altice USA, where he leverages his extensive experience in administrating Linux systems within a dynamic enterprise environment. With a strong focus on real-time server monitoring and performance optimization, Greg plays a pivotal role in ensuring...
Greg Iskra serves as a Network Operations Center Administrator at Altice USA, where he leverages his extensive experience in administrating Linux systems within a dynamic enterprise environment. With a strong focus on real-time server monitoring and performance optimization, Greg plays a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless operation of critical IT infrastructure. His expertise in server and process log analysis, particularly using tools like Splunk, allows him to proactively identify and address potential issues before they escalate, thereby enhancing system reliability and user satisfaction.
In his current role, Greg is the first point of contact for IT departments, adeptly resolving a wide range of infrastructure challenges. His proficiency in managing user account control and implementing identity and access management (IAM) protocols ensures that security and compliance standards are consistently met. Additionally, Greg's hands-on experience with virtualization technologies such as VMware, ESXi, and vSphere, coupled with his knowledge of load balancers, positions him as a key contributor to the optimization of Altice USA's network performance.
Greg's commitment to maintaining systems according to operational requirements is complemented by his skills in customer support and team leadership. He effectively communicates complex technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders, facilitating informed decision-making and fostering collaboration across departments. As he continues to drive key projects that enhance Altice USA's telecommunications infrastructure, Greg Iskra remains dedicated to advancing his expertise and contributing to the organization's success in an ever-evolving technological landscape.