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Network Operations Specialist

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π¨ Network Operations & Incident Management Engineer | 3-Month Contract
π° Β£500 per day | Outside IR35
π London | 2β3 days onsite, 2 days remote
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3-month contract
Weβre looking for an experienced Network Operations Engineer to support a large-scale enterprise/data centre environment, taking ownership of complex incidents, network stability, security platforms and operational improvements.
π§ Key Responsibilities
- Provide operational support across enterprise, WAN and data centre networks
- Troubleshoot complex L2βL7 issues across routing, switching, firewalls, cloud connectivity and Cisco ACI
- Lead incident response, RCA and permanent remediation
- Support network performance, capacity, resilience and optimisation
- Implement network and firewall changes with appropriate risk, rollback and documentation
- Support Cisco ACI/APIC, Palo Alto and Fortinet environments
- Work closely with Engineering, Architecture, Cyber Security and external vendors
- Maintain network documentation, SOPs, runbooks and operational standards
- Support compliance, audit requirements and operational KPI reporting
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- 8β12+ years enterprise/data centre network operations experience
- Strong L2βL7 troubleshooting: BGP, OSPF, EIGRP, QoS and WAN routing
- Hands-on Cisco ACI / APIC operational experience
- Strong experience with Palo Alto (PAN-OS/Panorama) β policies, NAT, App-ID, User-ID and HA
- Strong Fortinet FortiGate experience β policies, VPNs, SD-WAN, FortiManager/FortiAnalyzer
- Experience with MPLS, SD-WAN, hybrid WAN, ExpressRoute/Direct Connect
- Good understanding of AWS/Azure networking and hybrid environments
- Python and Ansible automation experience, including APIs, health checks, log parsing and workflow automation
- Knowledge of network segmentation, Zero Trust, access control, encryption and security compliance
- Experience working in regulated environments, ideally financial services
βIt took my CV and asked me questions relevant to understanding what kind of jobs to suggest for me. Suggestions were almost perfect. Jobs were exactly what Iβve been looking for.β
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