The Network Engineer position is included in a workplace model that allows a hybrid work schedule. As a Network Engineer, essential responsibilities include: Design company networks including LAN, WAN, datacenter and wireless. Install, configure and manage network infrastructure equipment including wireless access points and controllers, SD-WAN appliances, routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, and application proxies (Zscaler). Identify and remediate discovered vulnerabilities found on network infrastructure systems. Manage overall network security controls for the enterprise. Monitor networks to respond to identify and remedy network performance bottlenecks and proactively perform capacity planning functions. Oversee engagements with third parties providing services related to network, infrastructure, data center, structure cabling, or other telecommunications services. Research evolving and emerging technologies and how they might fit in current environment and provide value to organization. Ensure an accurate inventory of all network infrastructure is maintained. Provide guidance or consultative services to internal and external customers. Provide guidance to other team members. Oversee and develop procedures for processing of user provisioning, phone deployment, and other basic management tasks by Service Desk Staff and/or Systems Administrators. Provide engineering support for telecommunication applications (Microsoft Teams Phone and Cisco WebEx). Work with the Information Security. Monitor telecommunications performance, report performance bottlenecks, and provide performance statistics and reports. Maintain policies, procedures, and associated training plans for telecommunication, usage, and disaster recovery. Maintain documentation of network, Microsoft Teams Phone, and Cisco WebEx contact center environment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed