Cloud Network Engineer
Listed on 2026-03-03
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IT/Tech
Systems Engineer, Cybersecurity
Overview
Position Summary:
Own the design, reliability, and automation of enterprise network connectivity across on-prem and cloud. This role delivers secure, scalable network services (routing, segmentation, firewalling, VPN, DNS/IPAM, monitoring) with a platform mindset, enabling application teams and operations to move faster with guardrails. Success requires strong hands-on troubleshooting fundamentals plus the ability to implement repeatable patterns in AWS and Azure (hybrid connectivity, multi-account/subscription architectures, centralized inspection/egress, and network observability).
Provide resilient, secure, and automated connectivity as a service—reducing operational friction, improving time-to-delivery, and increasing network reliability through standard architectures and automation. Function as an engineer with a platform-oriented approach by standardizing best practices, minimizing manual effort through automation, and enhancing system reliability using telemetry data and insights from incident analysis.
- Network Architecture & Engineering
— Design and operate enterprise LAN/WAN connectivity, including routing (BGP/OSPF), subnetting, segmentation, NAT, and high availability patterns. - Network Architecture & Engineering
— Build and maintain secure connectivity services: site-to-site VPN, remote access integration patterns, and encrypted transport where required. - Network Architecture & Engineering
— Partner with stakeholders to translate requirements into network designs that meet performance, resiliency, and security objectives. - Cloud Connectivity (AWS + Azure)— Design and support cloud networking primitives and patterns in AWS and Azure (VPC/VNet, routing, segmentation, private connectivity, load-balancing integration, DNS considerations).
- Cloud Connectivity (AWS + Azure)— Engineer secure hybrid connectivity between on-prem and cloud, including routing, failover strategy, and operational runbooks.
- Cloud Connectivity (AWS + Azure)— Implement and operate multi-account/multi-subscription connectivity architectures (hub/spoke, shared services, centralized routing domains, and guardrails).
- Security Controls, Segmentation, and Inspection
— Implement and manage network security controls in partnership with Security Engineering (firewall policy lifecycle, segmentation zones, secure egress). - Security Controls, Segmentation, and Inspection
— Deliver centralized inspection/egress patterns and ensure traffic flows are logged and traceable (flow logs, firewall logs) per requirements. - Security Controls, Segmentation, and Inspection
— Ensure network designs and telemetry align to healthcare privacy/security expectations, including segmentation, encryption in transit where required, and audit-friendly logging for incident response. - Automation & Change Enablement
— Automate repeatable network deployments and changes using infrastructure-as-code and version-controlled workflows (peer review, drift management). - Automation & Change Enablement
— Improve change reliability via validation (pre-checks/post-checks) and documentation-as-code where practical. - Reliability & Operations
— Maintain operational excellence through proactive monitoring, capacity awareness, and structured incident response participation. - Reliability & Operations
— Lead troubleshooting using packet-level analysis and systematic fault isolation across cloud and on-prem dependencies. - Reliability & Operations
— Continuously improve runbooks, diagrams, and reference architectures to reduce MTTR. - Reliability & Operations
— Collaborate with global colleagues. - Vendor Governance
— Manage provider performance and cloud connectivity; support optimization initiatives and contract deliverables as applicable.
Minimum Qualifications
7-10 years of hands-on experience as a Network Engineer (or similar) in a complex, multi-protocol environment.
Hands-on cloud networking experience in AWS and/or Azure (VPC/VNet design, routing, segmentation, hybrid connectivity).
Strong fundamentals in enterprise networking: TCP/IP, routing (BGP/OSPF), VLANs, subnetting, NAT/PAT, VPN, and packet-level troubleshooting.
Infrastructure-as-code…
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