Orion Group
Network Architect

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Network Architect
Our Oil & Gas operator client is currently recruiting for the position of Network Architect based in Aberdeen on a staff basis.
What we are looking for:
- Ideally candidates will be based in the Aberdeen area.
- Proven experience in a Network Architect or senior network leadership role.
- Strong expertise across enterprise networking, including LAN, WAN, wireless, security and cloud connectivity.
- Demonstrable experience leading and developing technical teams.
- Experience managing third-party network and telecommunications providers, contracts and service levels.
- Relevant networking certification such as CCNP, CCIE, or equivalent practical experience.
The Role
A Network Architect to shape and lead the future of our network environment, ensuring it remains resilient, secure and fit for the demands of a growing business.
Reporting into the IT Operations & Delivery Manager, this is a senior technical leadership role with accountability for defining the network strategy, architecture standards and long-term roadmap across the company's UK and international operations. You will provide expert guidance on network design, helping to enable business growth while maintaining operational excellence.
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Working closely with colleagues across IT, Digital & Data and the wider business, you will translate complex connectivity requirements into practical, scalable solutions. Strong communication will be essential as you build trusted relationships with stakeholders, partners and suppliers.
You will lead and develop a team of network professionals, creating an environment that encourages learning, knowledge sharing and continuous improvement. Through empowerment and accountability, you will support your team to take ownership of outcomes while maintaining high technical and professional standards.
Network security, resilience and business continuity will sit at the heart of the role. You will help ensure our infrastructure remains secure, compliant and dependable, supporting safe operations across all locations and reflecting our commitment to respect, integrity and responsible decision-making.
This is an opportunity to make a lasting impact by influencing strategic technology decisions, supporting integration activities and helping to shape the future digital landscape of the company.


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Leadership & Responsibilities
- Define and evolve the network architecture strategy, standards and roadmap across the organisation.
- Provide technical leadership for secure, resilient and scalable network solutions across multiple locations and environments.
- Lead, coach and develop a network engineering team, fostering capability and continuous improvement.
- Influence stakeholders at all levels, translating business needs into effective network outcomes.
- Oversee external suppliers and telecoms partners, ensuring service quality, value and performance.
- Champion network security, resilience and governance, including support for business change and integration activity.
If you feel that you are well suited to the above opportunity and would like to find out more, please contact Orion Group for more information or apply by forwarding your current CV quoting reference: PR/084104.
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