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Senior Network Engineer – Contract
📍 Manchester (2-3 days/week onsite) | £500/day, Outside IR35 | 5-month contract
We're looking for a hands-on Senior Network Engineer to take ownership of the corporate network end to end across every site: switching, routing, wireless, firewalls, VPN and inter-site connectivity.
This is a genuine full-stack role for someone who thinks network-first but is equally comfortable making routine changes across the wider estate, and who's calm and methodical when things go wrong.
What you'll need:
- Expert-level network engineering: enterprise switching and routing, BGP and OSPF, firewalls (Palo Alto, Fortinet, Aruba, Junos, Arista or similar), wireless and VPN, CCNP-calibre as a guide
- Experience designing and securing multi-site networks, ideally moving high volumes of data between locations
- A true full-stack grounding: comfortable making routine changes across Windows/domain, identity, cloud and endpoint
- Confidence with network automation and infrastructure-as-code, using Python, Ansible or Terraform
- Cloud networking exposure across GCP, Azure or AWS
- A calm, methodical approach under pressure during outages, with strong root-cause discipline
- Confidence operating independently in a low-documentation, fast-changing environment
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