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Network & Infrastructure Engineer - Transportation
£45,000 Basic Salary + Company Bonus
Hybrid Working | South East
Benefits Include:
- Company Bonus Scheme
- Private Healthcare
- Company Pension
- 25 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays
- Ongoing Investment in Training & Development
The Company:
Our client is a highly innovative engineering business whose technology supports some of the world's most demanding industries.
Technology is at the heart of everything they do, and they're continuing to invest in their IT infrastructure to support business growth, improve resilience and deliver exciting new projects across the organisation.
You'll be joining a close-knit Infrastructure team where engineers are trusted to take ownership, solve problems and genuinely influence how the environment evolves. This isn't an organisation where tickets are endlessly escalated, it's a business where people roll their sleeves up, collaborate and get things done.
The Job:
You'll become part of a small Infrastructure team supporting the technology that keeps the business running. While networking is a key part of the role, you'll also get involved with wider infrastructure projects, new site deployments, troubleshooting, vendor management and continuous improvement initiatives.
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One day you could be resolving a complex Cisco networking issue, the next helping deliver infrastructure into a new facility or working with suppliers to resolve connectivity issues.
If you enjoy variety, taking ownership and seeing the impact of your work, you'll love this role.
What You'll Actually Be Doing
- Supporting and maintaining Cisco and Meraki network infrastructure.
- Managing switches, routers, firewalls and wireless networks.
- Providing 3rd line technical support and troubleshooting complex networking issues.
- Supporting Microsoft infrastructure and Azure networking where required.
- Assisting with new site deployments and infrastructure upgrades.
- Working closely with third-party vendors to resolve technical issues.
- Supporting network security initiatives, VPNs and modern security technologies.
- Monitoring network performance and identifying opportunities for improvement.
- Producing technical documentation and supporting infrastructure projects.
- Participating in an on-call rota when required.
The Profile Of Person Required:
We're looking for someone who enjoys networking but is equally happy getting involved across the wider IT infrastructure.


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You might currently work within an MSP, an internal Infrastructure team or another hands-on networking environment where you've gained experience supporting business-critical systems and taking ownership of technical issues.
You'll ideally have experience with:
- Cisco networking (switching, routing and firewalls).
- Cisco Meraki.
- Network troubleshooting and fault finding.
- Firewalls, VPNs and wireless networking.
- Supporting IT infrastructure within a business environment.
- Working with third-party suppliers and vendors.
- Infrastructure projects, upgrades or office/site deployments.
Exposure to Microsoft Azure networking, Zero Trust or network monitoring tools would be beneficial, but these aren't essential.
More important than ticking every technical box is your attitude. We're looking for someone who's proactive, enjoys solving problems, works well independently and takes ownership through to resolution.
If you're the type of engineer who enjoys getting hands-on, working as part of a collaborative team and making a real difference rather than simply escalating tickets, we'd love to hear from you.
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