Infrastructure, Network & Telecom Engineer

Nicoll Curtin; Zürich; Vor Ort; CHF 90.000 - 130.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Nicoll Curtin is seeking an Infrastructure, Network & Telecom Engineer to join our hands-on technical team in Zürich. You’ll work across data centers, networking, security, servers, virtualization, storage, and telecommunications to keep business-critical systems running reliably.

You’ll gain exposure to Cisco, Palo Alto, BGP/OSPF, VPNs, Linux, Proxmox/VMware, Ceph/ZFS and modern monitoring tools. On the telecom side you’ll support SMPP and SS7/SIGTRAN connectivity and learn protocol-level

Jobbeschreibung

What happens when your network, infrastructure, and telecom platforms are the backbone of business-critical messaging?

You make sure they keep running.

As an Infrastructure, Network & Telecom Engineer, you’ll work across data centers, networking, security, servers, virtualization, storage, and telecommunications — gaining exposure to a broad and highly technical environment.

You’ll get hands-on with technologies such as Cisco, Palo Alto, BGP/OSPF, VPNs, Linux, Proxmox/VMware, Ceph/ZFS and modern monitoring tools. From configuring networks and firewalls to troubleshooting incidents with Wireshark, you’ll work close to the technology and the real-world infrastructure behind it.

On the telecom side, you’ll support SMPP and SS7/SIGTRAN connectivity and get exposure to protocols such as SCTP, M3UA and M2PA, carrier connections, and protocol-level troubleshooting.

You don’t need to be an expert across all of these technologies. We’re looking for solid fundamentals, some practical IT experience, curiosity, and the motivation to learn. What matters most is your willingness to take ownership, solve problems and grow with the team.

This is an opportunity to build broad expertise, work alongside experienced engineers, and gradually develop your own specialization — whether in infrastructure, networking, cybersecurity or telecom.

If you enjoy understanding how things work, getting your hands on real technology, and learning by doing, this could be your next challenge.