Senior Network Engineering Coordinator

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value innovation labsLouisville (KY)

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🚨 Hiring: Senior Network Engineering Coordinator – Cisco Enterprise Networking📍 Location: Louisville, KY🏢 Work Model: Hybrid🎯 Skill Category: Cisco Enterprise Networking We are looking for a Senior Network Engineering Coordinator to support large-scale manufacturing network deployments, production launches, and network readiness initiatives.🔑 Must-Have Skills• Cisco LAN/WLAN• Cisco Catalyst 9000 Series• Cisco Catalyst Center• Cisco SD-Access• Cisco Routing & Switching / IOS-XE• OSPF & BGP• Cisco ISE• Wi-Fi 7• Enterprise wired & wireless troubleshooting• Palo Alto Firewalls & Prisma Access• Commercial & Private Cellular Networking• Industrial Ethernet – Ether Net/IP & PROFINET• Fiber & Copper Cabling• Network testing, validation & production readiness📋 Coordination & Project Skills• Network deployment coordination• Project timelines, milestones & deliverables• Cross-functional stakeholder management• Network readiness & production launch support• Technical project coordination• Risk, issue & escalation management• Testing, troubleshooting & validation• Project documentation & status reporting• Coordination with Network Engineering, Operations, Manufacturing IT & external partners⭐ Preferred• CCNA Certification• SRE principles• Strong analytical & problem-solving skills• Excellent communication and stakeholder management🎓 Education: Bachelor’s Degree required📩 Interested candidates: Please share your updated resume with: Full Name | Phone | Email | Current Location | Rate | Work Authorization | Relocation Willingness#Hiring #Network Engineer #Network Engineering #Cisco #Cisco Networking #Cisco Catalyst #Catalyst 9000 #SDAccess #Catalyst Center #CiscoISE #LAN #WLAN #Routing #Switching #BGP #OSPF #Palo Alto #Prisma Access #WiFi 7 #CCNA #Network Jobs #LouisvilleKY #Kentucky Jobs #ITJobs

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