Remote entry-level role for recent graduates or CCNA/CCNP-certified freshers. Participate in a paid, hands-on 3-month bootcamp to build enterprise networking skills (routing & switching, TCP/IP), plus exposure to cloud networking, network automation, SD-WAN, cybersecurity and data center environments. Stipend of ₹3–4 LPA during bootcamp; successful completion can lead to a full-time offer up to ₹5 LPA.
This is a remote position.
Are you a recent graduate or CCNA/CCNP-certified fresher looking to break into enterprise networking? OneMind Services is hiring — and we want to hear from you.
About us OneMind Services is a global Managed Service Provider (MSP) and Cloud Service Provider (CSP) specializing in Cloud Infrastructure, Enterprise Networking, Cybersecurity, Network Automation, Data Center Solutions, and Managed IT Services. With offices in the US and India, we work with enterprises across industries to deliver secure, scalable technology solutions.
Requirements
Who we are looking for
-Fresh graduates with a strong interest in enterprise networking
-Candidates pursuing or holding CCNA / CCNP certification
-A solid foundation in networking concepts, routing & switching, and TCP/IP
-Strong troubleshooting skills and a genuine willingness to learn
-Curiosity about emerging tech — cloud networking, network automation, SD-WAN, and cybersecurity
Benefits
What we offer
✅ A structured, hands-on 3-month Boot Camp designed to build real industry-ready skills
✅ A paid stipend throughout the Boot Camp — ₹3–4 LPA
✅ On successful completion, a full-time offer with compensation of up to ₹5 LPA
✅ Exposure to real enterprise environments, cutting-edge networking technologies, and global customer engagements from day one
Continued progression through the program is based on demonstrating technical competency and meeting performance benchmarks along the way — so if you are driven to learn and grow, this is built for you.
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