Network Infrastructure / Office Buildout Engineer
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feujiBrooklyn (NY)
Network and Computer Systems AdministratorsCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We are seeking a Network Infrastructure & Office Buildout Engineer to support our Real Estate and corporate office initiatives. This role will serve as a technical partner responsible for the design, planning, deployment, and oversight of network and low-voltage infrastructure for new office builds, office conversions, and migrations. The ideal candidate has strong experience with office technology infrastructure, including telecommunications rooms, network closets, structured cabling, power and UPS requirements, rack layouts, patch management, circuit installation, and conference room technology. While this is not primarily a traditional network configuration role, the successful candidate will have a solid understanding of networking fundamentals and be comfortable troubleshooting connectivity issues during office cutovers and migrations. This individual will work closely with internal Real Estate, IT, and Network teams, as well as external vendors and service providers, to ensure office technology spaces are properly designed, built, tested, and ready for occupancy.
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