Pimlico Banks
Network Engineer

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Network Engineer – Junior to Senior
Belfast | Hybrid | Permanent
We’re recruiting Network Engineers at a number of different levels for an established technology business in Belfast.
This could suit someone relatively early in their networking career looking for the opportunity to develop within a strong technical environment, through to an experienced Senior Network Engineer capable of taking ownership of complex customer networks.
The roles sit within a team responsible for the delivery and ongoing support of network and security services across a varied customer base.
What you'll be doing
Depending on your level of experience, you could be involved in:
- Supporting and troubleshooting LAN, WAN and WLAN environments
- Configuration and implementation of Cisco network technologies
- Supporting network security and firewall environments
- Diagnosing network faults and performance issues
- Network changes, upgrades and new implementations
- Supporting routing, switching, wireless, VPN and security services
- Working directly with customers and other technical teams
- Producing clear technical documentation
- Supporting project and implementation work
- At senior level, taking ownership of complex incidents, network design and technical delivery
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What we're looking for
We're deliberately open on level.
You might be an engineer with a couple of years' commercial networking experience looking for your next step, or an established Network Engineer/Senior Network Engineer looking for a more challenging technical environment.
We're particularly interested in experience across some of the following:
- Cisco routing and switching
- LAN / WAN / WLAN
- TCP/IP and core networking protocols
- Network troubleshooting
- Firewalls and network security
- Fortinet
- VPN technologies
- Enterprise or managed network environments


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You don't need to tick every box. The level of responsibility will be matched to your experience.
Relevant networking certifications such as CCNA, CCNP or Fortinet would be advantageous, but practical experience and a strong understanding of networking are equally important.
What's on offer
- Permanent position
- Belfast-based hybrid working
- Competitive salary depending on experience
- 10% bonus
- Car allowance for relevant roles/levels
- Private medical
- Generous pension
- Excellent opportunities for technical development and progression
If you're working in networking in Northern Ireland and would be interested in hearing what opportunities could fit your experience, please apply for an initial confidential conversation.
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