2 Network Design Jobs in Bristol

Our client is a leading global logistics firm headquartered in Bristol is seeking a skilled Network Engineer to join our clients dynamic team. With a robust presence across the globe, they offer unparalleled opportunities for professional growth and development in the ever-evolving field of logistics. Role Overview: As … a Network Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the efficiency, reliability, and security of our clients network infrastructure. Working within our dedicated IT team, you will focus on Cisco technologies and network design, contributing to the seamless operation of our global logistics network. … Key Responsibilities: Design, implement, and maintain network infrastructure solutions using Cisco technologies. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand business requirements and translate them into network design specifications. Perform network troubleshooting and issue resolution to ensure uninterrupted network operations. Conduct regular network performance more »

energy solutions. Their extensive experience across the energy sector ensures seamless integration of renewables, EV charging, and digital energy management. They are seeking a network engineer with our customers to integrate large scale PV, wind, CHP and EHV grids. Responsibilities: - Managing the grid connection process with DNOs and IDNOs … is at the heart of this role. - Assisting with tech enabled grid control systems and exploring innovative solutions. - Strong experience in design of LV and HV electricity networks (private DNOS) in WINDEBUT, IPSA and others. - Analyse electricity networks for connections applications, up to and including self-determination of point … laws, regulations and ENA, DNO and IDNO standards and ensure quality standards are met. Required experience: - Vast experience in LV and HV electrical distribution network design. - NERS design approval experience with DNO, IDNO ICP. - Experience using WinDebut, IPSA, ELEK cable, HV, SafeGrid - Self starter attitude, not requiring direct more »