2 of 2 Principal Network Engineer Jobs in the West Midlands

Role Overview As the Principal Network Engineer, you will lead the design, implementation, and maintenance of our network infrastructure. This is a leadership role responsible for managing the network engineering team, setting priorities, and delivering carrier-grade network solutions. You will enforce adherence to approved network designs, drive best practices, and ensure the … network is robust, scalable, and high-performing. Key Responsibilities Network Availability Ensure stable and reliable network services. Monitor daily network performance. Troubleshoot and resolve network and hardware issues. Generate and respond to trouble tickets; handle carrier escalations. Deploy and maintain network monitoring and analysis tools. Collaborate with Network Operations and Architecture teams. Network Management Provide network support across operations and change management. Apply configuration changes using change control processes. Create HLD (High-Level Design) and LLD (Low-Level Design) documentation. Install and upgrade network hardware and software. Maintain patches, OS tuning, and configuration management. Engage with vendors and industry partners on behalf of the business. Continuous Improvement Implement new technologies More ❯

Job opportunity for Security Engineering Authority - Principal Network Engineer - Warwickshire, UK & Southern and Western Datacenters - Contract - Hybrid Job Description: Deliverables: Technical Ownership of the Customer's Security infrastructure estate, processes procedures, documentation and life cycle management contracted to client Senior Technical point of reference for all Security related projects, Changes or modifications to firewall rule bases Senior … all the major switching families and understanding of Wireless Technologies and Cisco IPT/QoS/802.1x/Inflobox DNS, VPN Technologies (ipsec, SSL VPN, DMVPN and Wide Area network technologies including routing protocols. For more info, Please reach me at shyam@Lsarecruit.co.uk for further discussions More ❯