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NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) is seeking a Senior Network Engineer to bridge on‑premises and cloud environments, including AWS and Azure, across a hybrid data centre and campus network. You will lead design, implementation and optimisation of secure, scalable infrastructure in a highly regulated public sector setting.
You will champion cyber security, monitor performance, and coordinate with architects, MSPs and vendors to deliver resilient cloud/network services that support digital
Are you an experienced infrastructure professional who can confidently bridge traditional on-premises environments with modern cloud platforms?
We are seeking a Senior Network Engineer to provide high-level technical leadership across NESA’s network and communications infrastructure, supporting a complex hybrid environment spanning on-premises data centres, campus networks, AWS, Azure and remote site connectivity. Working closely with architects, solution designers, managed service providers and vendors, you will play a key role in designing, implementing and optimising secure, resilient and scalable infrastructure solutions that enable NESA’s digital transformation agenda.
This is an exciting opportunity to work across a broad and evolving technology landscape, influence infrastructure strategy, contribute to major technology initiatives and help shape the future of cloud and network services within a highly regulated public sector environment.
Note: A current NSW Working with Children Check (WWCC) clearance for paid employment is required before commencing in this role. It is not required at the application stage. The cost of the WWCC clearance is the responsibility of the successful applicant.
At the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) we work with the NSW community to drive improvements in student achievement.
We achieve this by supporting all school sectors with high-quality syllabuses, assessment (including managing the HSC and NAPLAN), teaching standards (e.g., accrediting teachers) and school environments (including setting and monitoring school standards).
All children and young people have the right to be respected, feel safe, be safe, and protected from harm. NESA is committed to child safety and child safe practices underpinning our purpose of helping children and young people leave school, ready to take advantage of life’s opportunities and rise to its inevitable challenges.
We particularly welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, people of all ages, genders, cultural and linguistic backgrounds and the LGBTQIA+ community.