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Cloud Network Engineer
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About this role
Role overview
Extend established network operations into AWS, designing and running hybrid environments with a focus on regulated workloads. You’ll handle infrastructure changes, lead an IP addressing remediation effort, and coordinate day-to-day work between network and cloud operations teams.
Responsibilities
- Operate on-premises and cloud network infrastructure, including routing, switching, datacenter resources, firewalls, and security groups. - Design AWS networks using VPCs, Transit Gateway, VPN, Direct Connect, Route 53, and security controls aligned with relevant compliance frameworks. - Audit on-premises and cloud CIDR allocations, plan conflict-free address ranges, and carry out readdressing with minimal production disruption. - Coordinate network designs, shared infrastructure changes, and incident response across network and cloud teams; mentor colleagues on cloud networking. - Build and maintain infrastructure automation with Terraform, Ansible, and Python, alongside diagrams, IPAM records, and operating procedures. - Participate in a shared 24/7 on-call rotation, resolve routine escalations, and coordinate vendors for connectivity and infrastructure needs.
Requirements
- 3–5 years of network administration or engineering experience, including at least 2 years working hands-on with AWS networking in hybrid environments. - Strong on-premises networking fundamentals and experience with Cisco, Dell, and Palo Alto equipment. - CCNA certification or equivalent practical experience. - Experience implementing security controls aligned with frameworks such as FedRAMP, ISO 27001, or SOC 2. - Clear documentation, organization, analytical judgment, and communication across technical teams.
Nice to have
- CCNP study or equivalent network engineering experience; IPAM tools such as NetBox, Infoblox, BlueCat, or phpIPAM. - Azure networking, FedRAMP authorization or continuous monitoring, project leadership, or dynamic routing experience such as BGP or EIGRP. - Familiarity with identity and access tools such as RADIUS, TACACS+, Duo, Okta, or Cisco ISE.
Benefits and work setup
- Hybrid or remote work depending on proximity to an office, with travel to offices or datacenters as needed (approximately 5–10%).