1 to 4 of 4 Permanent Network Engineer Jobs in Stoke-on-Trent

Who we are looking for A Network Engineer who will be responsible for maintaining and supporting our complex network infrastructure, ensuring seamless connectivity, high availability and optimal performance. You will play a vital role in supporting the growth of our platform, ensuring the successful deployment of new … products whilst dealing with market leading vendors. You will be responsible for completing support functions, troubleshooting network issues, and implementing solutions to meet the demands of our fast-paced environment. You will also handle challenging tasks with efficiency and precision, ensuring the seamless operation of our cutting-edge technology … to work on innovative projects, collaborate with a dynamic team, and contribute to the success of our company in a rapidly evolving industry. Our Network is extremely resilient to support the continued growth of the platform and consists of a wide range of technologies from many market leading vendors. more »

Network Engineer NSX-T – Stoke on Trent Working for a growing, successful MSP on public sector, defence, MOD projects. Our client is looking for an experienced Network Engineer. Responsible for design, implementation, and management of Vmware NSX-T Infrastructure to ensure the security and reliability of the … network environment. Working on exciting high security projects, deploying, configuring, and maintaining NSX-T components, including NSX Manager, NXS Controller, NSX Logical Switching. Looking at designing, planning, and architecting VMWare NSX-t solutions to meet the networking requirements, including virtualised network infrastructure, and network virtualisation. Implementing cutting … edge solutions to support organisation needs. Implementing network virtualisation features such as VXLAN, VLAN, configuring and enforcing micro-segmentation policies using NSX-T Distributed Firewalls (DFW) to enhance network security, and take part in troubleshooting network issues and analysing performance metrics. Techstack: NSX-T, Network virtualisation more »

SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORK ENGINEER - STOKE ON TRENT Competitive Salary Location: Stoke on Trent 5 days a week onsite Role Overview: We are currently seeking a skilled Software Defined Network Engineer to join our client's growing team in Stoke on Trent. You'll be responsible for … designing, implementing, and managing VMware NSX-T infrastructure to ensure network reliability, security, and performance. Responsibilities: Designing/implementing/managing VMware NSX-T solutions, including virtualised network infrastructure/micro-segmentation. Deploying/configuring/maintaining NSX-T components according to best practices. Integrating NSX-T with … existing network infrastructure and automating tasks using scripting tools. Troubleshooting network issues/optimising performance. Implementing security controls/compliance requirements. Providing documentation/training on NSX-T technologies. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in computer science or related field. Experience with VMware NSX-T in enterprise environments. Strong more »

Overview of the role Responsible for the management and on-going delivery of network and voice services across the business. The role ensures the 1st line team have the necessary skills to support callers and acts as an escalation point to deliver an expert 2nd line response. The role … service desk, maintaining the BAU call queue, ensuring tickets are updated and managed accordingly. Work closely with the service management team to ensure the network services supplier delivers the expected levels of service, ensuring KPIs and SLAs are achieved as expected. Work to identify and deliver root cause & service … improvements to network and voice services. Work within the ITIL service operations framework to ensure best practice processes are executed as expected to ensure service availability is maintained. Work with the wider team to ensure requests for change from the network services supplier are assessed, and where necessary more »