Remote Enterprise Network Design Engineer

Ferguson Enterprises, LLC; United States; Remote; USD 61,000 - 106,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision

401(k) with match

Paid time off

Job summary

Ferguson Enterprises, LLC is seeking an Enterprise Network Design Engineer to join our Enterprise Network Engineering team. This role supports a large-scale network spanning about 1,400 locations across North America and requires hands-on experience with Cisco, SD-WAN, and Meraki to deliver secure, scalable network solutions.

You will design, implement, and troubleshoot WAN/LAN, VPN, and related infrastructure, collaborate with NOC/SOC, and contribute to disaster recovery planning while ensuring

Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience in data center, SD-WAN, cloud, routing, firewall, and monitoring technologies.
• Hands-on with Cisco routing and switching, Meraki, SD-WAN, VPN, and wireless.
• Experience designing and optimizing large-scale enterprise networks and documenting designs.

Responsibilities

• Collaboratively design/manage WAN/LAN, WLAN, VPN, and network infrastructure.
• Troubleshoot and optimize network performance for reliability and scalability.
• Develop and maintain documentation for designs and changes.
• Support disaster recovery planning and ensure IT security and governance compliance.

Skills

Cisco routing

Cisco switching

Meraki

SD-WAN

VPN

Wireless technologies

Network troubleshooting

Documentation

Education

Associate’s degree in computer science, information assurance, MIS, or related field

Tools

F5 load balancers

Palo Alto firewalls

Job description

Ferguson Enterprises, LLC is seeking an Enterprise Network Design Engineer to join our Enterprise Network Engineering team. This role supports a large-scale network spanning about 1,400 locations across North America and requires hands-on experience with Cisco, SD-WAN, and Meraki to deliver secure, scalable network solutions.

You will design, implement, and troubleshoot WAN/LAN, VPN, and related infrastructure, collaborate with NOC/SOC, and contribute to disaster recovery planning while ensuring