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Job Title: IT Project Network Engineer
Location: Loughborough (Hybrid)
Salary: up to £50,000
We are working with a leading organisation who are looking for an IT Project Network Engineer to support a major network transformation programme. This is a great opportunity to join a strategic project, take technical ownership of network deployments and work across multiple sites delivering a new standardised WAN and LAN infrastructure.
The Role:
- Deliver the implementation and rollout of a standardised WAN and LAN solution across multiple business locations, working closely with the Project Manager to deliver against agreed milestones.
- Assess existing network environments, identify technical requirements and lead network deployment, migration, upgrade and cutover activities.
- Configure, deploy and support network infrastructure including routers, switches, firewalls, wireless solutions and connectivity services.
- Act as the technical lead for network deployment and migration activities, providing expert guidance to internal teams, stakeholders, suppliers and third parties.
- Conduct network testing, validation and post-implementation support while maintaining detailed technical documentation, migration plans and as-built designs.
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The Candidate:
- Minimum of 5 years' experience working as a Network Engineer, Senior Network Engineer, Network Consultant or similar infrastructure-focused role, ideally delivering enterprise network projects across multiple locations.
- Strong experience across WAN, LAN, wireless networking, routing, switching and network security.
- Proven experience delivering network migrations, technology refreshes, site rollouts and infrastructure standardisation programmes, including developing migration and cutover plans.
- Experience working alongside Project Managers, managing third-party suppliers and delivering technical workstreams through formal change management and governance processes.


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The Package:
- 26 days holiday + bank holidays
- Enhanced company pension
- Ongoing professional development and training
- Discounts/savings on everyday purchases, holidays, gifts etc.
- Enhanced maternity/paternity pay
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