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Elios, Inc. is seeking a Senior Cloud Network Engineer to design and implement scalable AWS networking for clients. You will lead the creation of VPCs, Transit Gateways, Direct Connect, and hybrid links, turning complex requirements into reliable, secure connectivity.
You will own networking decisions on engagements, work with delivery teams, and guide clients on necessary changes to connect their on‑premises environments to AWS. This is a fully remote role within the United States.
Location: Remote (US) | Type: Full Time | Experience: 5+ years | Pay: $125K-$160K
We're hiring a Senior Cloud Network Engineer to design and build the network layer that lets enterprises actually run on AWS. You'll take connectivity from whiteboard to production: VPC architecture, Transit Gateway, Direct Connect, and the hybrid links that tie on-premises environments to the cloud without anyone noticing the seam.
You'll join the professional services team of a cloud consultancy that helps commercial and public sector organizations migrate, modernize, and operate on AWS. The work is hands-on and client-facing. You'll sit inside delivery teams alongside cloud engineers and architects, own the networking decisions on each engagement, and be the person clients trust when they ask what has to change on their side to make AWS connectivity work.
If you're the engineer who gets pulled in when the routing doesn't make sense or the migration plan skipped the network entirely, this role puts that skill at the center of the work.
You'll be part of a delivery team that cares about getting cloud infrastructure right, not just getting it live. Engineers here are expected to stay current, share what they learn, and act as trusted advisors to the clients they support. Transparency and responsiveness are part of how the team works day to day.
If you want a fully remote role where your networking depth shapes how real organizations move to AWS, this one is worth a look.