Network Infrastructure Engineer

Posted 12 days ago

bayforceEast Cleveland (OH)

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

**NO 3rd Parties or Sponsorship! Role Title: Network Infrastructure Engineer

Duration: 3-6 months with possible CTHPreferred Location: Local to Cleveland, OH in the office 3 days a week

Role Description:

Design, implement, and support enterprise network infrastructure to ensure reliability, scalability, and performance. Contribute to network optimization and support Manufacturing expansion initiatives.
Design, implement, and maintain WAN, LAN, WLAN, and cloud network solutions
Lead troubleshooting of complex network issues and outages
Monitor and optimize network performance, capacity, and availability
Support expansion projects:
Assist in network design for new sites and upgrades
Execute deployment, configuration, and testing activities
Coordinate with cross-functional teams and vendors
Conduct network audits, failover testing, and disaster recovery exercises
Maintain network documentation, diagrams, and standards
Collaborate with cybersecurity and infrastructure teams
Mentor Network Engineer I team members
Support vendor selection, evaluation, and implementation

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree in Technology, Business, or related field; or equivalent experience 3-5 years of network engineering experience
Strong experience with Cisco routing, switching, and wireless technologies
Proven troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
Ability to work independently and collaboratively
Ability to participate in on-call rotation
Ability to travel as required_______________________________________Preferred QualificationsCCNA or CCNP certification
Experience with:
SD-WAN / SD-LAN technologies
Cloud networking (Azure, AWS)
Load balancing (F5)WAN optimization (Riverbed)
Experience in multi-site or manufacturing environments
Some of the key skills we are looking for are:
BGP/OSPF routing
Cisco Nexus Spine/leafOT networking
Firewall/network segmentation (Palo Alto would be ideal)

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