Position Id
EB-4207027798
City
New York
State
NY

IT Engineer (Networking Focus)

Job Title: IT Engineer (Networking)
Location: Manhattan, NY (on-site) with regular local travel
Compensation: $65,000 – $70,000 (based on experience)
Hours: Full-Time — ~35 hours/week
Employment Type: Temp-to-Perm

About the Role

A New York–based organization is seeking a hands-on IT Engineer with strong networking experience to support and stabilize infrastructure across multiple local sites. This position handles real-time troubleshooting, switching and wireless support, and backend work with systems such as Ubiquiti, Cisco, and HP. The ideal candidate thrives in dynamic environments and enjoys solving complex, real-world networking challenges.

What You’ll Do

  • Diagnose and resolve network outages (switches, access points, cabling, firewalls)
  • Install and manage access points and wireless equipment across diverse buildings
  • Perform backend administration in Ubiquiti/Cisco/HP platforms
  • Determine when to escalate to an MSP and provide context for quicker issue resolution
  • Conduct site visits across multiple boroughs for hands-on triage and stabilization
  • Maintain documentation, inventory, diagrams, and configuration notes
  • Participate in network upgrades, segmentation efforts, equipment replacements, and other improvement projects

What You Bring

  • 3–4+ years of networking experience
  • Hands-on skills with Ubiquiti, Cisco, or HP switching and wireless
  • Strong understanding of cabling, AP placement, and multi-site support
  • Ability to communicate clearly and document work thoroughly
  • Comfort traveling across NYC sites and working onsite daily
  • Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with technical teams

Bonus Points

  • Experience with multi-location environments (schools, distributed offices, or similar)
  • Exposure to MDM platforms (Intune, ABM)
  • Familiarity with ISP/vendor coordination
  • Experience supporting both managed and unmanaged networks

Why This Role

  • High-impact work stabilizing essential infrastructure
  • Autonomy and hands-on engineering, not just ticket routing
  • Opportunity to shape standards and influence modernization
  • Clear path to a permanent offer
  • Highly dynamic, real-world technical environment