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Network Design Engineer - OpenStack, SDWAN, CISCO

· NSW

Location
NSW
Employment
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29 July 2026

About this role

• Global Telecommunications Company • Initial contract until February 2027 + extensions options • Rewarding daily rates $$ / hybrid working environment This global world leading Telecommunications Company is seeking an experienced Network Design Engineer to join an established and friendly team. The Network Design Engineer will design, implement, maintain and troubleshoot for Network Security global solutions which are critical to their business needs. You will be offered an initial contract until February 2027 with the view to be extended. The successful candidates will need to demonstrate one or more following skills and experience; • Strong Network Security skills that can include Palo Alto, Check Point, Clearpass, VPN Remote access technologies and Firewall analysis experience • Strong Networking and Internet technologies in Cisco switch & routing. CCIE would be an advantage • Cloud networking experience on either AWS, GCP or Azure (eg. Set up of VPCs, cloud proxy, cloud interconnect) • Other skills include Cloud Proxy solutions (Netskope), Load balancing, DNS, Aruba Wireless, SDWAN skills • Strong OpenStack networking skills. This is a rare and highly sought after opportunity for someone who is looking to join a reputable global organisation with an established brand. Commensurate with experience and skills the successful candidate will receive a rewarding daily rate and an initial contract until February 2027 be extended to well over 12 months. If you have the required skills, DON\'T DELAY, APPLY NOW please forward your resume to jobs@hitechaust.com quoting ref number JJ2581 today! For more opportunities go to www.hitechaust.com .

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