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We’re Progress – we offer the best products to develop, deploy, and manage high-impact business applications. We are bold, forward-thinking innovators who build solutions that work and care about our customers. We invent and reinvent every day, work together as one, value and respect each other, and cheer our wins. Join us as a Network Engineer and help us foresee and define a strategy for how the network is integrated with the business in support of our priorities.
Our team’s vision is that the network should be more than basic connectivity, bandwidth, and application access. Instead, it should offer an end-to-end functionality together with centralized control which helps business agility. Our network should operate fluently, with robust resiliency and enables core communication and collaboration across the business.
Please note that due to the job specifics, this will be a hybrid role (work-from-home & onsite), and a commute to our Burlington, MA office, as well as to our data center will be needed.
WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING IN THIS ROLE:
Enterprise and Data Center Switching
Routing
WAN technologies such as SD-WAN, MPLS VPN, IPsec VPN
Remote Access VPN
Wireless
Load Balancers
Firewalls
Network Management, Monitoring, Alerting and Logging
A STRONG CANDIDATE HAS:
ADVANTAGES BUT NOT REQUIRED:
BENEFITS:
Progress is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer!
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Full Time
Consumer Services
$96k-116k (estimate)
01/26/2024
06/22/2024
in-progress.org
SAINT PAUL, MN
50 - 100
Private
WILLIAM F HUEG III
$10M - $50M
Consumer Services
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