Help run a global network where performance and resilience really matter.
This is a chance to join a global, technology-led organization whose operations run on a data-intensive network spanning multiple regions. Speed, security, and resilience are non-negotiable here, and the Network Operations team in Houston plays a central part in keeping it that way.
As a Network Engineer, you’ll cover enterprise, data center, cloud-connected, security, and SD-WAN environments. The role balances day-to-day operations with infrastructure projects that move the platform forward. You’ll work alongside experienced senior engineers in a collaborative, practical team, own your outcomes, and grow your skills across a broad, modern technology stack.
What you’ll own:
Supporting, maintaining, and troubleshooting network infrastructure across WAN, LAN, wireless, data center, cloud, and security environments
Monitoring daily data center operations, plus network availability, performance, health, and capacity across critical services
Deploying, configuring, and monitoring routing, switching, firewall, and network security platforms
Investigating incidents, contributing to root cause analysis, and driving the fixes that stop them happening again
Contributing to hardware refreshes, migrations, and service improvement projects, and helping senior engineers introduce new technologies
Keeping documentation, diagrams, standards, and procedures accurate and current
Supporting security, resilience, compliance, and lifecycle management
Partnering with vendors, service providers, and stakeholders across the business
Taking part in an on-call rotation and occasional out-of-hours maintenance
Requirements
3 to 5 years in enterprise, data center, or service provider networking, with hands-on ownership of production infrastructure
Strong routing and switching knowledge, including BGP, OSPF, VLANs, QoS, VPNs, and TCP/IP, plus solid firewall and security fundamentals
Multi-vendor experience, ideally across platforms such as Cisco, Arista, Juniper, and Palo Alto
Exposure to data center fabrics (VXLAN, EVPN, MLAG), SD-WAN, and Azure or other cloud connectivity
Confidence with monitoring and observability tooling, and some scripting or automation to cut manual effort
CCNA, CCNP, or equivalent vendor certifications, and a technical degree or equivalent practical experience
Clear communication and the confidence to work in a global, multicultural team
Ownership and reliability. When you pick something up, you see it through.