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Network Engineer - Wireless, Meraki, Multisite

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Network Engineer - Wireless, Meraki, Multi-site
Up to £550 per day (Inside IR35)
Hybrid / London
6 months
My client is an instantly recognisable brand who urgently require a Network Engineer to design, optimise, and troubleshoot Enterprise Wireless Networks across multiple sites. The role focuses on ensuring secure, non-performance connectivity and excellent end-user experience. Key to this role is size, scale, and complexity of deployments and a track record of delivering across complex, multi-site organisation(s).
Key Requirements
- Proven experience as a Network Engineer within large, complex multi-site organisations
- Strong knowledge of enterprise Networking technologies and best practices
- Familiarity with Cisco, Aruba, Meraki or similar vendors
- Hands-on experience producing and delivering low-level Network designs
- Proven track record troubleshooting and resolving live Network issues
- Experience working on large scale Network transformation or modernisation initiatives
- Exposure to cloud-based Networking solutions
- Strong problem-solving ability with clear communication and stakeholder skills
- Confident working independently while collaborating with engineers and stakeholders
- Flexible approach to hybrid working, onsite when required
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