National Network Lead — Open Networking, Secure

The Living Company; Sydney; On-site; AUD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid leave days

Discounts (retail and leisure)

Annual vaccinations

Skin checks

Employee referral programs

Employee assistance programs

Job summary

The Living Company is seeking a Network Engineering Lead to oversee the architecture, reliability, security and performance of networks across Scape and Aveo portfolios. You will manage corporate LAN, building systems and resident connectivity, balancing hands-on delivery with continuous improvement in a national portfolio.

You will shape the transition to open, disaggregated networking while leading a small technical team and coordinating with vendors, ISPs, and internal stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with switching and wireless infrastructure
• Experience with multi-site environments and vendor management
• Ability to lead a small technical team and balance priorities
• Willingness to on-call and travel interstate as required

Responsibilities

• Own architecture, design, performance and security of the network across Scape and Aveo
• Lead RF/Wireless design and troubleshooting
• Maintain existing networks (Ruckus Meraki) and multi-site environments
• Support BAU while designing and rolling out new builds and upgrades
• Monitor network performance and participate in on-call roster
• Manage vendor, ISP and carrier relationships including SLAs and spend

Skills

Network design and architecture

Wireless/RF design

LAN/WAN tech

Vendor management

Team leadership

Tools

Fortinet

Sophos

Meraki

Ruckus

OpenWiFi/OpenLAN

Job description

The Living Company is seeking a Network Engineering Lead to oversee the architecture, reliability, security and performance of networks across Scape and Aveo portfolios. You will manage corporate LAN, building systems and resident connectivity, balancing hands-on delivery with continuous improvement in a national portfolio.

You will shape the transition to open, disaggregated networking while leading a small technical team and coordinating with vendors, ISPs, and internal stakeholders.