Industrial Network Engineer
kelly digital infrastructureLiberty (NC)
About the role
Responsibilities:
Lead the deployment and lifecycle management of OT network infrastructure Architect secure industrial networks with IDMZ and microsegmentation Implement Cisco SD-Access fabric architectures and Cisco ISE policies Provide tier-3 troubleshooting for complex network incidents and cutovers Mentor local support and translate production requirements between IT and plant teams Skills 7+ years of progressive network engineering experience Proven track record securing plant-floor networks using zero-trust frameworks Hands-on expertise in routing, switching, and industrial wireless Strong familiarity with industrial protocols like Ether Net/IP and Modbus Preferred certifications including CCNP, CCIE, CISSP, or GICSP
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