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Job title: Network Wireless Engineer
Location: London – Full Time
Salary – Up to £50,000
We’re working with a growing London-based technology provider who are looking for a Level 2 Network Wireless Engineer to join their technical team.
This is a new role focused on supporting, troubleshooting and deploying wireless and network environments across commercial office, flexible workspace and multi-tenant building environments.
The business is looking for someone with strong practical Wi-Fi experience, ideally across Ruckus, Cisco Meraki and Ubiquiti / UniFi (Don’t need experience with all)
The Role
You will be responsible for:
- Supporting customer Wi-Fi and wired network environments
- Troubleshooting wireless faults, signal issues and connectivity problems
- Working across access points, SSIDs, VLANs and switching
- Supporting Ruckus, Meraki and Ubiquiti / UniFi environments
- Assisting with wireless deployments, upgrades and site changes
- Investigating coverage, roaming and performance issues
- Supporting routers, switches, firewalls, DHCP, DNS and TCP/IP
- Carrying out customer-site support across London
- Working closely with senior engineers on escalations and projects
- Producing clear technical notes, site reports and documentation
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Key Tech Stack
- Ruckus Wireless
- Cisco Meraki
- Ubiquiti / UniFi
- Wireless access points
- SSIDs and VLANs
- Switches and routers
- Firewalls and VPNs
- DHCP, DNS and TCP/IP
- LAN / WAN
- Network monitoring tools
What They Are Looking For
This would suit someone currently working as a:
- Network Engineer
- Wireless Engineer
- Network Support Engineer
- Field Network Engineer
- NOC Engineer
- Level 2 Network Engineer
- Wi-Fi Engineer
You should have experience with:
- Wi-Fi / wireless troubleshooting
- Access point support and deployment
- Ruckus, Meraki, Ubiquiti / UniFi or similar wireless vendors
- VLANs, switching, routing and connectivity troubleshooting
- Customer-facing technical support
- Site-based network support or installations
- Clear communication and strong documentation


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Why Would You Want To Work Here?
- Join a growing business in the commercial workspace technology sector
- Work on real customer environments, not just remote ticket queues
- Get hands-on exposure to Ruckus, Meraki and Ubiquiti / UniFi
- Work across Wi-Fi, connectivity, infrastructure and modern office technology
- Be part of a smaller technical team where your work is visible
- Learn directly from senior engineers and technical leadership
- Get involved in both BAU support and project-based work
- Strong opportunity to keep developing across wireless and networking
Package
- Salary: Up to £50,000 basic
- Location: London
- Working Pattern: 4 days in the office / on-site, 1 day remote
- Type: Permanent
- Level: Level 2 Network Wireless Engineer
If you have strong Wi-Fi / wireless experience and want to join a growing technology provider, drop me a message or send your CV across.
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