Cornucopia IT Resourcing
Network Engineer

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Network Engineer
Woking / Hybrid
£50,000 + Benefits Package
An exciting opportunity to join a high-performance technology business developing innovative solutions across motorsport, automotive, transport, telemetry, connectivity, and electrification. Our client is looking for an experienced Network Engineer to support and develop complex, business-critical network infrastructure across cloud and on-premise environments.
You’ll take ownership of network operations, security, performance, and infrastructure, providing 3rd-line support and helping deliver improvements across a technically advanced environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage and troubleshoot complex network infrastructure, including Cisco and Meraki switches, routers, firewalls, and Wi-Fi
- Administer Azure networking, including Azure Firewall, VPN, and vWAN
- Support Zero Trust networking using Netskope ZTNA
- Monitor network performance, security, and availability
- Install, configure, and commission network infrastructure and load balancers
- Manage incidents and service requests within SLA
- Provide 3rd-line and on-call support for critical incidents
- Maintain network documentation and records using NetBox
- Troubleshoot complex environments, including multicast networking within motorsport
- Support network security, intrusion detection, and infrastructure improvements
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You’ll have strong commercial network engineering experience, ideally across Cisco, Meraki, and Azure, with a solid understanding of network security and modern cloud technologies.


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Experience with:
- Cisco switching, routing, firewalls, and FMC
- Cisco Meraki
- Azure networking and security
- Netskope / Zero Trust (Bonus but not necessary)
- BGP, OSPF, and IPsec
- DHCP, SNMP, RADIUS, and Ethernet
- Network monitoring and troubleshooting
- Multicast networking
- Network infrastructure design
CCNA, Azure certification, or equivalent professional experience would be advantageous.
This is an excellent opportunity for a Network Engineer looking for a technically challenging role where networking directly supports high-performance engineering and motorsport applications.
Interested? Apply now or get in touch for more information.
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