Network Engineer

Network Engineer Network Engineer Salary: $85k starting - $95k midpoint (5 years) and $106k max (10+ years) + benefits. Location: Bridgeton, New Jersey OR Mullica Hill, New Jersey OR Vineland, New Jersey 2 days onsite and 3 days remote at any location. Term: Direct Hire/Permanent Summary: The Network Engineer plays a key operational role in managing Inspira Health's network infrastructure, including LAN, WAN, wireless, and security infrastructure. This role also includes independently executing projects, handling escalations, handling most support issues independently and contributing to secure and sustainable networking solutions. Major Function: The Network Engineer designs, implements, manages, and troubleshoots routine and modestly difficult problems. They proficiently participate in projects by proficiently performing assigned tasks, meeting target dates, and producing high quality work. They receive as well as give instruction to grow skills and become increasingly more capable. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in information technology, Computer Science, or related field is preferred Associate degree and/or experience in related fields will be considered in lieu of education and certification. 3+ years of experience in enterprise network engineering roles. Strong understanding of networking concepts like TCP/IP, OSI model, routing, switching, subnetting, and VLANs. Possesses a mix of practical and academic knowledge of network protocols, services, and technologies, including TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, VPN, VLAN, BGP, and OSPF. Solid understanding and proficiency with network diagnostic tools and monitoring systems. Exhibits proficiency with network equipment such as routers, switches, and firewalls, as well as familiarity with vendors like Aruba, Cisco and Juniper. Capable of troubleshooting all routine, common and repetitive network issues with no assistance, as well as moderately complex issues using advanced diagnostic tools. Intermediate knowledge about some topics relating to cloud networking, SD-WAN, and other modern networking technologies. Shows excellent self-organization and time management skills. Certification/Licensure CompTIA Network+ Position Responsibilities / Daily Operations Configure and support core technologies such as VLANs, OSPF, BGP, SDWAN, and VPN. Manage firewalls and security rules on Fortinet and Palo Alto platforms. Maintain documentation for network diagrams, IP address management (Infoblox/Bluecat), and change records. Perform regular reviews of network performance and capacity. Collaborate with vendors and internal teams on network projects. Participate in a rotating on-call schedule. Collaboration & Team Support Collaborate with fellow team members and other IT and systems engineering teams to ensure smooth network integration with servers, storage, and applications. Provide mentorship and technical guidance to junior network engineers. Adeptly perform development and updating of technical documentation and network diagrams to ensure they are current. Network Monitoring & Troubleshooting Confidently manage routine, many moderately complex, and some difficult tickets independently. Regularly assist and coach fellow team members in troubleshooting and analysis. Monitor network performance and availability. Identify and resolve all but the most complex network issues, ensuring minimal downtime, service delivery, and SLA attainment. Proficiently conduct root cause analysis for any network failures or issues. Design and Projects Serve as a core contributor on project teams. Execute project tasks independently after orientation. Guide Associates on routine workstreams. Contribute feedback and optimizations during project planning and reviews. Documentation Create and update documentation and diagrams independently with occasional coaching. Assist team members in documentation processes and tool usage. Security Enforce and comply with all security protocols. Suggest improvements when weaknesses are observed. Implement remediation plans under direction and mentor Associates on secure practices. InterSources