Network Infrastructure Engineer | Cleveland, OH | Hybrid
Network Infrastructure Engineer | Cleveland, OH | Hybrid
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, implement, and maintain WAN, LAN, WLAN, and cloud network solutions.
- Troubleshoot complex network issues and outages.
- Monitor and improve network performance, capacity, and availability.
- Support new-site deployments and upgrades, including configuration and testing.
- Conduct network audits, failover testing, and disaster recovery exercises.
- Maintain network diagrams, documentation, and technical standards.
- Partner with cybersecurity, infrastructure, and cross-functional teams.
- Mentor junior network engineers and support technology vendor evaluation and implementation.
- What You’ll Bring3–5 years of network engineering experience.
- Strong hands-on experience with Cisco routing, switching, and wireless technologies.
- Proven troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work independently and collaborate across teams.
- Availability for an on-call rotation and travel as required.
- Bachelor’s degree in Technology, Business, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- Key Technical SkillsBGP and OSPF routing
- Cisco Nexus spine-leaf architectureOT networking
- Firewall and network segmentation, ideally Palo AltoCisco ISEPreferred QualificationsCCNA or CCNP certification.
- SD-WAN / SD-LAN and Azure or AWS networking experience.
- F5 load balancing and Riverbed WAN optimization.
- Experience supporting multi-site or manufacturing environments.
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