Global IT Network Architect (On-Site)

Tyson Foods; Springdale (AR); On-site; USD 129,000 - 215,000; Full time

Job summary

Tyson Foods is seeking a Global IT Network Architect to design, implement, and manage enterprise-wide network solutions on-site. You will architect scalable, secure, and resilient networks supporting global operations, with emphasis on routing, switching, WAN/LAN, and latency optimization.

Responsibilities include building scalable topologies across data centers and cloud, enforcing segmentation, and establishing global standards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree preferred; equivalent experience acceptable.
• 10+ years of progressive network engineering and architecture experience.
• Hands-on experience with IP, OSPF, BGP, MPLS.
• Experience with WAN technologies including SD-WAN and VPNs, cloud connectivity.
• Certifications such as CCNP/CCIE or cloud networking cert preferred.

Responsibilities

• Architect and maintain scalable, secure global network infrastructure.
• Plan and deploy wireless network solutions for enterprise.
• Develop and maintain scalable network topologies across data centers, cloud, and remote offices.
• Define and enforce network segmentation strategies using VLANs and IP planning.
• Establish global standards for network architecture, configuration, and security.
• Lead global network performance monitoring and fault isolation.

Skills

Global network architecture

Routing & switching

WAN/LAN optimization

Network security

Leadership & mentoring

Stakeholder communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or Information Technology, or related field

Tools

Ansible

Terraform

Python scripting

Job description

Tyson Foods is seeking a Global IT Network Architect to design, implement, and manage enterprise-wide network solutions on-site. You will architect scalable, secure, and resilient networks supporting global operations, with emphasis on routing, switching, WAN/LAN, and latency optimization.

Responsibilities include building scalable topologies across data centers and cloud, enforcing segmentation, and establishing global standards.