Network Engineer
govserviceshubEast Boston (MA)
About the role
Boston, United States | Posted on 01/10/2026 Primary Skills Extensive experience with Data Center Core & Edge Routing and Switching platforms for LAN/WAN/MAN environments – Cisco/Nexus; Juniper, AristaExpert Routing protocols – BGP, OSPF, RIPData Center and Network Service Platform Experience – F5, InfoBlox, ACIExtensive experience with TCP/IP – design, subnetting, troubleshooting Spanning Tree, VLANs, 802.1QWireless & Remote AccessSome Experience with Wireless technologies in corporate environments Remote Access technologies – VPN, SSLAdditional Primary SkillsSBC experience device configuration and troubleshooting - Viptela, Velo Cloud, Versa, FortiGate, SilverPeakOptional - Secondary Skills Experience with Voice and Collaboration platforms – CUCM, Contact Center, Enterprise Cloud Voice platforms – Genesys, Avaya One Cloud, TwilioVoice Network Experience - SIP Head End Design, SBC experience (Ribbon, Oracle, and/or Cube)MS-Teams Cloud Integrated Voice & Direct RoutingSIP Protocol experience Preferred Experience and Attributes At least 10+ years of network experience in a large enterprise global environment with complex network infrastructure.15+ Years Industry Experience working with cross functional teamsCCIE or equivalent knowledge and experience Collaborative attitude Ability to work with other business units and application teams and drive application owners to success. Strong sense of understanding the big picture and how everything comes together Strong ability to multi-task, prioritize activities and work within deadlines. Able to provide technical leadership to less experienced personnel either individually or as part of a team. Possess excellent organizational, communication, writing, and interpersonal skills.
Requirements:
Able to pass background check(s).Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience. Total of 15 years' experience in the Information Technology industry, with a minimum of 10 years as a network consultant.
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