Remote Senior Network Architect – IT/OT & Cloud WAN

Jobgether; United States; Remote; USD 145,000 - 165,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work within the United States

Competitive salary: $145,000–$165,000

Discretionary annual bonuses

Comprehensive healthcare coverage

401(k) with employer matching

Job summary

Jobgether seeks a Sr. Network Solution Architect based in the United States to lead enterprise network design across IT/OT across global facilities.

You will shape secure, scalable networks, tie together data centers, cloud platforms, and industrial environments, and promote zero-trust security with segmentation. You’ll work with Cisco, Aruba, AWS, Azure, and other providers to deliver high availability, performance, and reliability, while guiding engineering teams and executives on

Qualifications

• 15+ years of IT infrastructure, enterprise networking, and network architecture.

Responsibilities

• Define and lead end-to-end network architecture strategies integrating IT and OT across facilities.
• Lead multi-cloud connectivity across AWS and Azure and manage SD-WAN initiatives.
• Mentor network engineers and collaborate with executives, plant managers, OT engineers and partners.

Skills

Network architecture

Leadership

Cloud networking

Network automation

Stakeholder management

Communication

Mentoring

Python

Zero trust security

IT/OT integration

Tools

Cisco ACI

Infoblox DNS/DHCP/IPAM

Aruba

Azure ExpressRoute

Azure VNets

AWS Transit Gateway

Zscaler

ZTNA

Python automation

Ansible

Job description

Jobgether seeks a Sr. Network Solution Architect based in the United States to lead enterprise network design across IT/OT across global facilities.

You will shape secure, scalable networks, tie together data centers, cloud platforms, and industrial environments, and promote zero-trust security with segmentation. You’ll work with Cisco, Aruba, AWS, Azure, and other providers to deliver high availability, performance, and reliability, while guiding engineering teams and executives on