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Network Engineer

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Role Description
I'm recruiting on behalf of a client delivering critical infrastructure in a secure environment. Active SC & DV clearance is essential with no exceptions, and we can't sponsor or upgrade from SC.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site only Network Engineer role based in Samlesbury starting at 3 days a week on site. The Network Engineer will design, implement, and maintain secure network infrastructures that support our client's needs. Daily responsibilities include:
- Configuring network devices
- Monitoring performance
- Resolving connectivity issues
- Optimizing network reliability and throughput
The role also involves:
- Collaborating with security and operations teams to align network architecture with compliance requirements and client needs
- Documenting configurations and procedures
- Contributing to continuous improvement
- Supporting incident response when network-related issues arise
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Qualifications
- Strong skills in Network Engineering and Network Design to architect, deploy, and scale secure, high-availability networks
- Hands-on experience with Network Administration and Troubleshooting to manage devices, monitor performance, and promptly resolve issues
- Knowledge of Network Security principles and practices to safeguard infrastructure and support cybersecurity and compliance initiatives
- Familiarity with routing and switching technologies, firewalls, VPNs, and VLANs in multi-site or hybrid environments
- Experience with network monitoring and diagnostic tools (e.g., Wireshark, SNMP-based solutions, log analysis platforms)
- Ability to work on-site in Preston, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and communicate complex technical concepts clearly
- Relevant certifications such as CCNP, CompTIA Network+, or equivalent experience. Exposure to cybersecurity frameworks is an advantage
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field, or equivalent practical experience


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This is a contract role Outside IR35. Please forward your CV to info@flowsecai.com to be considered.
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