Posted Nov 3, 2026

Telecom and Network Engineer

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• Design and implement configurations on network devices in response to business requests and requirements. • Test devices before they are placed under management to confirm they meet security standards and work with the existing network. • Prepare the Site Implementation Document for each site build or change. • Support WAN activations: confirm application routing works across the network and test backup and failover paths. • Perform change management work that affects network design and attend scheduled change management technical meetings. • Review network performance reports and recommend improvements to scalability, addressing, redundancy and capacity. • Investigate network alerts and performance degradation, identify root causes and coordinate corrective action before service is materially affected. • Assess the installed managed devices and advise whether new software or hardware releases are worth adopting. • Analyze End of Sale and End of Life reports and plan and deploy the resulting hardware and software upgrades. • Support the existing network environment through routine maintenance, configuration review, troubleshooting and service restoration. • Maintain network documentation. • Act as the technical point of contact for the WAN service • Lead technical conversations related to WAN services and configurations with both internal business units and external customers. • Required to be on call to support outages and service restoration. • The role can be performed remotely; on-site presence is not required. Technical Skills • BGP routing across a multi-site wide area network. • Cisco enterprise routing platforms, including Catalyst 8300, ASR 1002 and ISR 4451. • Verizon Secure Cloud Interconnect (SCI) and AT&T NetBond cloud connectivity. • Verizon Meraki managed network services. • Cradlepoint out-of-band wireless access. • Verizon and AT&T Ethernet and wireless products and services. Experience • Wide area network design and implementation in a multi-site enterprise. • Clear design and site documentation, and able to explain technical choices to business and technical audiences. • Working with carriers and holding them to contracted service levels. • Financial services or another regulated environment is an advantage.