IT Infrastructure Engineer, Network
Core
Senior IT Infrastructure Engineer responsible for network infrastructure planning, design, implementation, and large-scale network transformation across on-premises, hybrid, and cloud environments.
Role type
Senior IC IT Infrastructure Engineer (Network)
Builds
Standardized, resilient, and scalable infrastructure for on-premises, hybrid, and cloud environments
Domain
IT Operations, Network Infrastructure, Cloud Computing
Deliverable
infrastructure
Required skills
Network infrastructure planning, design, and implementation, Technical leadership, Distributed technologies, Systems development, Cloud DevOps, Risk management, Solution architecture, Technical specifications translation, Physical architecture design
Preferred skills
DevOps, Waterfall, Agile methods, Cross-functional collaboration, Mentorship, Enterprise systems planning, Technology trend assessment
Technologies
Cloud, DevOps, Network
Responsibilities
Oversee business-specific initiatives by applying deep subject-matter expertise, building work plans, coordinating resources, and managing risks, Practice self-leadership and collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders, Mentor junior team members, Use DevOps, Waterfall, and Agile methods to design and deliver resilient, secure, high-volume, cloud-based solutions, Provide expert guidance on infrastructure planning, engineering, and architecture for assigned systems, Advise on design options including associated risks, costs, and benefits, Partner with IT teams and business stakeholders to troubleshoot complex systems and translate requirements into technical specifications, Ensure system designs align with architecture standards and collaborate with architects and software engineers, Document and maintain detailed standards, guidelines, processes, and procedures, Lead solution development by identifying technical approaches that address business problems, Work with business leaders and enterprise architects to evaluate business drivers and support enterprise systems planning, Review benchmarking results, assess technology trends, estimate resource needs, and guide physical architecture design for new initiatives