Top Network Engineer Jobs in Austin, TX

Lead architecture, design, and deployment of cloud and hybrid network solutions. Design/configure routers, switches, firewalls, VPNs; manage segmentation, routing (BGP/OSPF), NAT, monitoring, troubleshooting, and on-call support.

The Network Engineer will label, annotate, and structure data from networks, supporting the development of AI-driven infrastructure solutions.

Design, deploy, and operate large-scale RDMA/RoCE network fabrics for OCI AI/HPC customers. Lead lifecycle and incident management, perform root cause analysis, develop automation and tooling, collaborate with product and vendor teams, and mentor junior engineers to improve reliability and operational readiness.

Design, build, and manage low-latency, high-performance networking infrastructure for large-scale AI training in Azure. Test and validate devices and firmware, automate deployments, monitor telemetry, troubleshoot live site incidents, participate in on-call duties, and guide datacenter staff on secure hardware operations.

Provide Tier 1 network engineering support for government customers: troubleshoot connectivity and hardware issues, monitor network health, perform routine maintenance tasks, escalate complex incidents to higher tiers, document actions in ticketing systems, and assist end users with basic networking needs.

Responsible for the implementation and maintenance of communication systems, managing Call Manager servers, monitoring performance, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring security compliance while providing training on IP telephony.

Design end-to-end datacenter network architectures for AI training and inference: topology, IP/routing, RDMA/lossless fabrics, physical integration (rack, power, cabling), and comprehensive HLD/LLD documentation. Collaborate with hardware, operations, cabling, software, and validation teams to produce deployable, scalable, and performance-validated designs.

Design and maintain large-scale networks, automate network management with Go and Python, and collaborate with engineering teams to optimize performance.

Operate and maintain IP networking in a 24/7 SaaS environment. Troubleshoot network issues, manage service providers and equipment, perform capacity planning, execute network changes, assist with network activations, and participate in projects to improve WAN/connectivity and integrate partners and acquisitions.

Lead design, implementation, automation, and security operations for Azure cloud networking in FedRAMP High/IL4 environments. Build modular IaC (Terraform, ARM, Bicep), implement advanced networking and firewall controls, mentor team members, participate in on-call support, and translate compliance controls into enforceable guardrails.

Lead and support a global Army network migration and operations: assess legacy environments, design/implement secure SD-WAN/MPLS/VRF routing, optimize performance, enforce DoD security/STIGs, document designs, and direct operations support staff.

The Sr. Network Data Center Engineer will design and manage network infrastructure, ensuring high availability, security, and performance for virtual environments and storage systems.

Provide first-line network support: troubleshoot connectivity and hardware issues, monitor network performance, perform routine maintenance, escalate complex incidents to higher tiers, document ticket resolutions, and assist end users with basic networking needs.

Design, implement, and support enterprise cloud network infrastructure across Azure, OCI, and GCP. Manage firewalls, Cisco devices, VPNs, VPCs, and virtual networking; deploy configurations with Terraform (including AWS security groups); enforce STIG/IAVM compliance; monitor performance; provide Level-2/3 troubleshooting and participate in 24/7 on-call rotation.

Support, maintain, and improve enterprise LAN/WAN/wireless, SD-WAN, VPN/remote access, and firewall environments. Troubleshoot connectivity, monitor network health, execute upgrades and changes, maintain documentation, collaborate with stakeholders and vendors, and provide occasional on-call and voice system support.

Designs, implements, and maintains cloud and on‑prem network infrastructure with IaC (Terraform/CloudFormation/Ansible), supports AWS environments, builds CI/CD pipelines, authors technical documentation, troubleshoots escalations, and collaborates with Cloud Architects and product teams in a remote Agile environment.

Operate and lead data-center LAN infrastructure in a 24/7 SaaS environment. Own troubleshooting, incident response, and change management across Cisco Nexus, Palo Alto, and F5 platforms. Drive projects, architecture (VXLAN/EVPN), automation (Ansible, Terraform, Python), observability (Prometheus, Grafana, SolarWinds), and cloud networking (AWS, GCP). Mentor junior engineers, participate in on-call rotation, and define operational standards, reliability metrics (SLI/SLO), and preventive engineering.

Support and secure federal customer network, server, storage, backup, and application environments. Administer Windows servers, storage arrays, Commvault backups, Cisco switches, Oracle/SharePoint/Tableau/Java applications, and RPA (UiPath). Provide SME representation, dashboards, SQL/database support, accessibility testing (JAWS, WAVE), change control, and executive reporting with 60-minute response SLAs.

The Network Engineer will develop and manage network services, including SDN and cloud services, while interfacing with customers.

Lead advanced troubleshooting and design for global LAN/WAN/WLAN/cloud networks. Monitor network health, implement secure standardized systems, support routers/switches/firewalls/load balancers/VPNs, optimize performance, collaborate on architecture, and maintain documentation.

Lead architecture, design, and technical strategy for hyperscale campus network infrastructure. Define standards for fiber, cabling, carrier and OT networks; design ISP/OSP fiber; review vendor/construction packages; support commissioning, testing, and operations; run technical evaluations, RFPs, and vendor/carrier selection; advise customers and manage lifecycle cost, procurement, and reliability improvements.

The Network Engineer will design and manage computer networks for company use, focusing on LANs, WANs, and intranets.

Support and troubleshoot large enterprise networks (switching, routing, firewalls, load balancers, SAN). Perform incident response, RCA, firmware/patch management, proactive monitoring, automation scripting, documentation, runbooks, stakeholder communication, and participate in on-call rotation.

Design, integrate, and maintain secure, resilient hybrid and multi-cloud network architectures. Lead cloud networking, automation (IaC), SDN, monitoring, and disaster recovery efforts while supporting CI/CD and cross-functional teams to modernize enterprise connectivity.

The Senior Lead Network Engineer will manage and enhance a large-scale network, ensuring effective design, implementation, and optimization while interfacing with diverse stakeholders and conducting system testing and security assessments.