Network Engineer

We are offering full-time positions to highly-motivated and dedicated Network Engineers at our company headquarters in San Antonio. Labatt Food Service is a $1.8B company that delivers to food-away-from-home customers (restaurants, schools, military bases, and convenience stores) throughout Texas and New Mexico and has grown from just 8 employees in the '80s to over 1,800 today. Our mission is to be "Home of the Best": best in people, products, and services. Our goal is to provide the highest quality products at the most appropriate prices so that our customers can have a line out their door. Our company receives and delivers hundreds of thousands of cases a day, and travels over 8 million miles a year. Its internally-written software systems require highly-available wireless and wired connectivity of a 5-9s wide-area network (WAN) and composite LANs. Network Engineers are the committed, hard working individuals, who build out the network backbone and telecommunications infrastructure needed for Labatt to deliver flawless data service to over 7,000 electronic end-points in our 5 distribution centers and 5 satellite offices. Our company philosophy of investing in technological innovation has led us to be pioneers in the creation of an industry-leading network that interoperates intricately with our internal-cloud to support an ever-growing suite of internally-written software systems that propel our business forward. Network Engineers must have a bachelors degree at minimum, and generally also have acquired a number of the standard networking certifications (CCNA, CompTIA Network+, etc). Most importantly, architects at Labatt must demonstrate the discipline to put in the work to meet deadlines, the eagerness to learn and improve at the craft, and the strong desire to deliver a truly excellent service to our thousands of internal and external users. As a Network Engineer At Labatt, You Will Program (routers, switches, load balancers, and access points across an inventory of Cisco, Juniper, Extricom, F5, and VMWare devices) Flawlessly Execute (multi-year device replacement plans) Learn (about new wireless technologies and monitoring and administrative protocols) Adopt (to the profession's ever-evolving best practices) Manage (our Telecommunications providers to achieve continuously improved performance and redundancy) Organize (plans for comprehensive active-active network redundancy) Architect Resiliently (employing modern "chaos" techniques) #J-18808-Ljbffr Labatt Food Service