Network Engineer, Lifecycle

Overview

Manage full lifecycle of network equipment and services, ensuring reliability and modernization.

Key Responsibilities

• vendor management
• equipment refresh
• lifecycle management
• process optimization
• cross-functional integration
• knowledge sharing

Tasks

-Vendor Collaboration: Engage with external partners to procure, negotiate, and manage equipment and service contracts. -Knowledge Sharing: Maintain accurate documentation and contribute to internal knowledge bases to foster team learning and operational excellence. -Modernization Planning: Develop and execute equipment refresh strategies that align with evolving business needs and emerging technologies. -Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with network engineering, operations, and security teams to ensure seamless integration and support. -Process Optimization: Continuously improve lifecycle workflows to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and support automation initiatives. -End-to-End Lifecycle Management: Oversee the full lifecycle of network equipment and ISP services, ensuring optimal performance and timely refreshes.

Requirements

• itil
• network engineering
• tcp/ip
• bgp
• mpls
• bachelor's

What You Bring

-Familiarity with ITIL frameworks and vendor management practices. -3+ years of hands-on experience in network engineering with a focus on lifecycle management. -Strong knowledge of networking protocols (TCP/IP, BGP, MPLS, VPN) and monitoring tools. -A Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, IT, or a related field. -Excellent communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills.

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Benefits

-A collaborative environment that encourages knowledge sharing, innovation, and cross-functional learning. -A chance to make a meaningful impact on our infrastructure strategy and contribute to long-term success. -Support for professional development, including access to training, certifications, and mentorship. -Opportunities to grow your expertise through hands-on experience and exposure to cutting-edge technologies.

About Danfoss

-Begun in 1933 with a novel refrigeration valve and soon introduced thermostatic radiator valves, driving early energy-efficiency innovation. -Expanded into hydraulics, power electronics, and sensor systems, launching the first VLT frequency converter in 1968 and acquiring notable divisions such as Vacon and Eaton Hydraulics. -Typical projects range from district-energy systems and marine/offshore equipment to EV drivetrain modules, industrial automation, and large-scale cold-chain refrigeration. -Expertise spans HVAC, mobile & industrial hydraulics, AC drives & power electronics, high-pressure pumps, sensing/control components, and fire-safety systems.

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