The Network Infrastructure Engineer supports the day-to-day operation, security, reliability, and performance of an enterprise network in an on-site environment. This hands-on role covers LAN infrastructure, switching, firewalls, DNS/DDI, authentication services, VPN connectivity, subnetting, network segmentation, monitoring, and physical network infrastructure. The engineer works with onsite IT personnel and customer technical staff to troubleshoot issues, coordinate infrastructure changes, support maintenance activities, and keep critical network services operating reliably. The role involves configuring, administering, maintaining, and troubleshooting network infrastructure and services; monitoring network health; supporting equipment and cabling in telecommunications spaces; and maintaining accurate technical documentation. The position may require after-hours support for critical incidents or planned maintenance. No routine travel is required. The hourly compensation range is $56.79–$62.50, commensurate with experience and qualifications.
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Full-time