Network Administrator

Data Center Network Engineer

Pay Range: $29hr - $31hr

Responsible for deploying, configuring, and supporting large-scale production and corporate network and server infrastructure across data centers and Point of Presence (POP) sites in multiple regions.

Supports network operations, documentation, automation, and infrastructure best practices while ensuring uptime, performance, and reliability of systems.

Works closely with engineering, logistics, vendors, and internal teams to support deployments, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement of data center environments.

Experience in data center deployment and large-scale infrastructure support.

Strong understanding of data center network architecture and common issues.

Knowledge of data center practices including cabling, power usage, and cooling.

Understanding of fiber optic technology including cable types, connectors, optics, and patch panels.

Ability to capture and analyze network traffic.

Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills under pressure.

Proficiency in Linux operating systems.

Familiarity with IPv6 and scripting languages preferred.

Ability to work with global teams and external service providers.

Strong attention to detail, time management, and organizational skills.

Ability to lift and move equipment up to 30–40 lbs.

Willingness to travel as required.

Experience in data center deployment, Linux-based server support, and network device operations preferred.

Experience working with service providers and colocation facilities globally.

Experience with optical equipment such as DWDM preferred.

Deploy, configure, and support large-scale production and corporate network and server infrastructure.

Calculate and document equipment power requirements and coordinate with relevant teams and vendors.

Manage project timelines for network deployment and turn-up.

Manage asset tracking for networking equipment in data centers and POP sites.

Create and maintain documentation, automation processes, and deployment procedures.

Develop rack designs, floor plans, wiring diagrams, and port mapping documentation.

Prepare statements of work for vendors at POP sites.

Design and support cage and rack infrastructure for POP environments.

Follow and improve data center and POP operational best practices.

Manage RMA processes and procedures with vendors.

Provide escalation support and coordinate with internal support tiers.

Collaborate with engineering, logistics, and vendors for equipment integration.

Use internal tools and scripts for server and network configuration, monitoring, and repairs.

Detect and troubleshoot hardware and network failures across multiple systems.

Certification such as CCNA, JNCIA, RHCT, or equivalent experience preferred.

Experience with queue management, incident handling, and vendor escalation processes.

Exposure to POP deployment projects and infrastructure scaling.

Knowledge of optical transport technologies and networking hardware.

Network infrastructure deployment and support.

Linux system administration.

Data center operations and best practices.

Fiber optic and optical networking technologies.

Troubleshooting and incident resolution.

Documentation and technical diagram creation.

Vendor and carrier coordination.

Scripting and automation skills.

Communication and collaboration skills.

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Telecommunications, or related technical field, or currently in progress.