Network & Infrastructure Engineer

Keystone Agency Partners LLCRemote - US, US,
Remote

About The Position

The primary function of this role is to own both the logical and physical network across all Keystone business locations, with the Meter platform as the standard. This role is the technical authority for network architecture — routing, switching, segmentation, and secure connectivity — and drives the adoption, standardization, and long-term direction of Meter across a large, distributed footprint. Most locations follow a simple, repeatable design; this engineer is also responsible for the more complex VLAN, QoS, NAT, and VPN configurations required by corporate and internal environments. Beyond the logical network, the role owns the physical and on-premise infrastructure at every site: firewalls, switches, access points, onsite servers, structured cabling, ISP and circuit coordination, and facility-adjacent technology such as door access, cameras, and alarms. Partnering with MSP providers for day-to-day (Level 1–2) support and with Facilities and Security on physical systems, the engineer leads site onboarding and offboarding, enforces repeatable standards across legacy and modern environments, and serves as the Tier-3 escalation point for all network and infrastructure issues in a regulated (GLBA/HIPAA/NAIC) environment.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Networking, or related field preferred; equivalent experience accepted.
  • 5+ years of network engineering experience with a strong protocol foundation, plus hands-on multi-site physical infrastructure support.
  • Demonstrated experience deploying and standardizing cloud-managed network platforms and managing physical network/server deployments and structured cabling across many locations.
  • Extensive, hands-on expertise with networking protocols across routing and switching (e.g., BGP, OSPF, static routing, 802.1Q VLANs, spanning tree, DHCP, DNS).
  • Deep experience designing and troubleshooting VLAN segmentation, QoS, NAT, and site-to-site and remote-access VPN.
  • Strong knowledge of physical network and server infrastructure: firewalls, switches, wireless access points, structured cabling, and network-room/rack standards.
  • Experience with cloud-managed networking / NaaS platforms (Meter, Meraki, or similar) and driving adoption and standardization at scale.
  • Experience coordinating ISPs and vendors for circuit installs and cutovers, and troubleshooting end-to-end connectivity issues.
  • Understanding of physical security systems (door access, cameras, alarms) and facility technology interfaces.
  • Strong firewall, secure-connectivity, and network-security fundamentals appropriate for a regulated environment.
  • Excellent documentation, change-control discipline, and cross-team and vendor communication skills.
  • Ability to pass a criminal background check, as permitted by law.

Nice To Haves

  • Networking certifications (CCNP, CCNA, JNCIP/JNCIA, Network+, or equivalent) preferred but not required.
  • Regular travel may be required to support distributed locations, site installs and cutovers, and vendor engagements.

Responsibilities

  • Own the Meter platform end-to-end from an engineering perspective, including controller/dashboard configuration, firmware and lifecycle management, network templates, and the roadmap for adoption across all locations.
  • Drive Meter adoption and standardization as the organization’s standard network platform, defining how the platform is deployed at scale and setting the direction for future capabilities.
  • Serve as the primary technical owner of the Meter vendor relationship — evaluating features, coordinating escalations, and aligning the product roadmap to Keystone’s needs.
  • Define and maintain network architecture standards — routing, switching, and wireless design patterns — grounded in deep networking-protocol expertise (BGP, OSPF, 802.1Q VLANs, spanning tree, DHCP, DNS).
  • Architect and maintain the complex VLAN segmentation, QoS, NAT, and VPN configurations required by corporate and internal environments, while keeping remote-site designs simple and repeatable.
  • Own protocol-level design decisions that underpin a reliable, secure, and scalable network across the site footprint.
  • Own standards, lifecycle management, and configuration for firewalls, switches, access points, and onsite network/server infrastructure.
  • Manage onsite network rooms, structured cabling standards, rack layouts, and equipment placement to a consistent standard across all locations.
  • Coordinate directly with ISPs and third-party vendors for circuits, installations, cutovers, upgrades, and outage triage and resolution.
  • Own secure site-to-site and remote-access connectivity between locations, data centers, and cloud (Azure) environments.
  • Support facility-adjacent technology — door access systems, cameras, alarms, and related integrations — in partnership with Facilities and Security.
  • Ensure physical and network infrastructure aligns with physical-security and regulated-environment requirements (GLBA/HIPAA/NAIC).
  • Establish and enforce site readiness standards, minimum-baseline checklists, runbooks, and complete site documentation — network diagrams, IP/VLAN plans, circuit details, and inventory.
  • Lead site onboarding/offboarding and M&A cutovers, delivering standardized Meter configurations and validating end-to-end connectivity.
  • Serve as the Tier-3 escalation point for complex network and infrastructure issues MSP partners cannot resolve, and establish monitoring, alerting, and performance baselines that reduce drift and reliance on tribal knowledge.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Benefits

  • Competitive Compensation Package
  • Health Insurance Plans (PPO, HSA, Copay Options)
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Company Paid Disability Insurance
  • Supplemental Insurance including Critical Illness, Accident, Legal, Pet Insurance
  • 401(k) with Safe Harbor Match
  • Paid Time Off
  • Paid Holidays
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