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Inabia Software & Consulting Inc. is seeking an experienced L2/L3 Network Technical Support Engineer to provide post-launch support for a broadband network.
You will diagnose and resolve complex issues spanning access, IP, transport, and service layers, and work with NOC and engineering teams to restore service quickly. The ideal candidate brings hands-on troubleshooting across L2/L3, routing protocols, VRFs, QoS, and IP services, with multi-vendor experience and a track record in 24x7
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Role: L2/L3 Network Technical Support Engineer - Broadband
Location: Redmond, WA (Onsite 5 days per week)
Client: Accenture/Amazon
Work Authorization: U.S. Citizen (USC) or Green Card (GC) holders only
Rate is on W2 only.
Requirement Type: Contractual
Contract Long term contact
We are looking for an experienced L2/L3 Network Technical Support Engineer to provide post launch technical support for a broadband service provider’s network and services. The role will be responsible for diagnosing and resolving complex network issues across broadband access, IP, transport, and service layers.
The ideal candidate is a hands‑on network engineer who can dig deep into network incidents, isolate the specific fault domain, analyze network behavior and traffic, identify root causes, and drive issues through to resolution. This role requires strong troubleshooting skills and the ability to work across multiple network domains, including access, aggregation, routing, IP services, and customer connectivity. The engineer will work closely with NOC, network engineering, operations, architecture, service assurance, vendors, and other technical teams to resolve production issues and improve network stability after launch
Experience in a broadband service provider environment is strongly preferred, including exposure to technologies such as:
The role requires someone who does not stop at identifying that "the network is down" or escalating the ticket, but can investigate the underlying network behavior and identify the specific technical failure.