3 of 3 Network Design Jobs in the West Midlands

Looking for a role with plenty of growth opportunities? Join a technology solutions provider delivering comprehensive network services across the full network lifecycle. The organization specializes in network consolidation, FTTX and transmission, network design, enterprise networking, project management, consultancy, and AI solutions, helping customers build … efficient and future-ready connectivity. Responsibilities: Design review, approval & sign-off responsibility Work with survey teams and multidisciplinary design teams High-profile HV connection up to 132kv, substation and grid infrastructure projects Skills/Must have: Design review, approval & sign-off responsibility Work with survey teams ...

Line Network Engineer Solihull | Competitive, DOE | Office-based - Must drive due to location We're recruiting for a 2nd Line Network Engineer to join a well-established managed services provider's Service Operations team in Solihull. You'll provide advanced technical support to customers, diagnosing and resolving network … management tools and wireless platforms, Cisco ACE and F5, Juniper & Extreme Firewalls Tier 2 broadband support, including traffic shaping Experience with VLANs, VPNs and network security principles Knowledge of Meraki, Fortinet and Palo Alto solutions (preferred) Hands-on experience in network design, implementation and troubleshooting, firewall configuration ...

Senior Network Engineer - Cisco/Firewalls/Projects Permanent Location: Worcester Salary: £60,000 - £75,000 + car allowance + benefits Skills: Cisco , CCNP-level networking, ASA/FTD, VPNs, OSPF, BGP, EIGRP, LAN/WAN, Wi-Fi We're looking for an experienced Network Engineer to join … growing, engineering-led technology business based in Worcester. This is a hands-on technical role covering project delivery, customer solutions, escalation support and network design. It would suit someone operating at, or close to, Senior Network Engineer level who enjoys working across varied customer environments rather than sitting ...