Network Engineer

**NO 3rd Parties or Sponsorship!

Role Title: Network Infrastructure Engineer

Duration: 3-6 months with possible CTH

Preferred Location: Local to Cleveland,OH in the office 3 days a week

Role Description:

Design, implement, and support enterprise network infrastructure to ensure reliability, scalability, and performance. Contribute to network optimization and support Manufacturing expansion initiatives.

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• Design, implement, and maintain WAN, LAN, WLAN, and cloud network solutions
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• Lead troubleshooting of complex network issues and outages
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• Monitor and optimize network performance, capacity, and availability
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• Support expansion projects:
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• Assist in network design for new sites and upgrades
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• Execute deployment, configuration, and testing activities
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• Coordinate with cross-functional teams and vendors
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• Conduct network audits, failover testing, and disaster recovery exercises
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• Maintain network documentation, diagrams, and standards
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• Collaborate with cybersecurity and infrastructure teams
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• Mentor Network Engineer I team members
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• Support vendor selection, evaluation, and implementation
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Requirements:

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• Bachelor's degree in Technology, Business, or related field; or equivalent experience
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• 3-5 years of network engineering experience
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• Strong experience with Cisco routing, switching, and wireless technologies
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• Proven troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
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• Ability to work independently and collaboratively
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• Ability to participate in on-call rotation
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• Ability to travel as required
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• Preferred Qualifications
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• CCNA or CCNP certification
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• Experience with:
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• SD-WAN / SD-LAN technologies
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• Cloud networking (Azure, AWS)
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• Load balancing (F5)
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• WAN optimization (Riverbed)
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• Experience in multi-site or manufacturing environments
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Some of the key skills we are looking for are:

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• BGP/OSPF routing
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• Cisco Nexus Spine/leaf
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• OT networking
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• Firewall/network segmentation (Palo Alto would be ideal)
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