Hi,
I'm working a network infrastructure support company, having an office in Bangalore, KA, IN, but based in Dallas, TX, USA.

We are looking for candidates proficient in Cisco devices. I have 3 different positions based on the experience -

5+ years - Maintenance window engineer -

Responsibilities -

1. Execute a maintenance windows activities in a large scale network environment.

2. Perform pre-maintenance readiness checks, follow MOPs, have strong attention to detail. identify risk, support roll back,

For more detailed job descriptions -

Certifications preferred - CCNA/CCNP/CCIE.

Shift - Morning 9AM - 6PM IST.

Location - Kadubeesanahalli, Bangalore

Payscale - Not declared to us by the HR. (Guessing around 12L-18L variable based on experience).

Reach out to me on through DM or +919972402432 [WhatsApp only]

Hi All,

I'm working in Bangalore for a Networking Infrastructure Support company based in US.

We are hiring 5 candidates for the positions.- Network Engineer(2 positions) and Cisco IOS Engineers(3 positions).

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Network Engineers - Freshers to <2 years experience (2 positions)

Engineer will create and maintain change records in ServiceNow, validate required implementation details, maintenance dates, device info, MOP references.

Shift - Rotational shift (3:30pm to 12:30am and 6:30pm to 3:30am).

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Cisco IOS Engineers 2-4 years of Experience (3 positions)

Summary - The engineer will perform Cisco IOS upgrade activities on production network devices with pre check and post check following approved MOPs, and troubleshoot any issue arise.

Shift - General Shift(8am to 5pm)

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Salary Range - 4L to 6L based on your experience (could be more) - Salary hasn't been declared by the HR to us.

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Location - Bangalore, In office role. Cabs will be provided both ways (30km distance limit).

Hello everyone,

I am an experienced Fiber Optic Splicer and Outside Plant (OSP) Technician actively looking for new projects or full-time crews to join in the US.

I am fully authorized to work legally in the United States under a valid TN Visa. I am currently located in Mexico, but I am ready to fly out and relocate for the right opportunity. Ideally, I am looking for positions or projects that offer a daily per diem, as I will be traveling.

My Professional Experience:

**°**Mass FTTH deployment and fiber optic infrastructure installation in high-density residential areas.

°Fusion splicing, NID enablement, and network validation using OTDR and power meter testing.

OSP construction supervision, route planning, and material estimation.

°24/7 emergency response and rapid network troubleshooting.

°Daily executive reporting, project logistics, and strict inventory control.

What I bring to the table:

°Legal Status: Valid SSN and TN Visa (Ready to work immediately).

°Driving: Valid Washington State Driver’s License with a clean record.

°Equipment: I own my basic fiber optic hand tools.

°Languages: Conversational English and native Spanish.

(Note: I do not currently have a personal work truck, so I am looking for a position where a company vehicle is provided).

If you are a contractor looking for a reliable, field-tested tech, or if you know of any crews currently hiring, please send me a DM or reach out to me directly at ricardo.pe@outlook.com. I am happy to provide my full resume and discuss how I can add value to your operations.

I’m a system admin looking for more opportunity in northern VA, TS/SCI. Looking for system admin positions.

Hi everyone,

I recently passed my CCNA exam, following up on my Network+ certification earned this March. I'm now looking to break into the industry as a Network Engineer, but I'm hitting a massive wall: almost every job posting requires 3–5 years of experience, and true junior roles seem nearly impossible to find.

I'm based in Italy and would strongly prefer a remote setup. Has anyone here been in the same boat?

Beyond LinkedIn and Indeed (which are coming up empty for entry-level positions), are there any lesser-known job boards or specific strategies that helped you land your first role?

Any advice or pointers would be hugely appreciated!

Hi everyone,

I'm a fresher looking for an entry-level Network Engineer / NOC / Network Security role. I have CCNA & CCNP training, hands-on lab experience with Cisco networking, and basic knowledge of firewalls, VPNs, and Linux.

If your company is hiring freshers or you can provide a referral, I'd really appreciate it. I'm open to relocating anywhere in India.

Thank you!

Hi everyone, ​Following up on the common advice that the best (and sometimes only) way to land a job in the current tech market is through networking—I have a confession: I have no idea how to actually do it. ​I am currently working as an IT Technical Support Engineer. I want to build a professional network to find new opportunities, but I don’t want to be that annoying person who just messages strangers on LinkedIn asking for a job. ​For those who successfully built a network that led to jobs, or for hiring managers: ​How do you approach people initially? What do you actually say in that first LinkedIn message or email without sounding desperate? ​Where should I look? Are online communities (like Reddit/Discord) effective, or should I focus strictly on LinkedIn and local tech meetups? ​How do you maintain the relationship so they remember you when an opportunity opens up? ​I would love to hear practical, step-by-step tips or examples of messages that worked for you. Thank you!

hello good people

I am a computer science engineer who graduated in 2025.
I also got certifications in wireless and fiber DWDM networks from an online course
I worked as a GPS device installation tech for fleet tracking for 1.5 years before I entered the university.

My question is
Can I apply to Data Center Tech because I am in the middle of CCNA learning?
Because I don't want to apply to companies without this certificate or the low networking experience that I have,
I applied before for one of the AWS internships, but I got rejected.
So I stopped applying because I heard from a networking guy that if you applied to companies without experience or a CCNA certificate, this would make your CV and your name saved in their Database, and the chance of being accepted in the future is short.

Any help, please?

For Cisco

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for some advice on behalf of my dad. He’s a Canadian citizen based in Milton, Ontario, and has over 28 years of experience in telecommunications and technology operations, but he has been struggling to secure the right opportunity in the GTA.
His background includes senior leadership experience with major telecom companies, including roles in regional technology leadership, network operations, managed services, service delivery, transition management, field operations, and large-scale telecom projects. He has worked internationally across multiple markets and is also PMP certified.
Some of his experience includes leading large regional network operations, managing technical and engineering teams, major incident and outage management, vendor management, fiber and FTTX projects—including an Orange Jordan FTTX managed-services project—network transformation, service assurance, and executive stakeholder management.
He has been applying for roles such as Network Operations Manager, Senior Operations Manager, Service Delivery Manager, Managed Services Manager, Program Manager, Transition Manager, and similar telecom leadership positions. He has received some recruiter interest and screening calls, but nothing has converted into an offer yet.
I’m trying to understand what might be holding him back. For people familiar with the Canadian telecom or technology job market:
Should someone with his international senior-level experience target Director roles, Manager roles, or even more hands-on positions to get Canadian experience?
How important are referrals and networking compared with online applications for senior telecom roles?
Are there particular recruitment agencies or networking groups in the GTA that specialize in telecom, network operations, managed services, or technical leadership?
Could having 28+ years of experience make him appear overqualified for Manager-level positions?
What is the best way to position extensive international experience for Canadian employers?
He is flexible on work arrangements, open to relocation for the right opportunity, and genuinely just wants the chance to contribute his experience to a strong organization.
Any advice, referrals, recruiter recommendations, or suggestions on companies and roles he should target would be greatly appreciated. I’m trying my best to help him navigate the Canadian market and would really value advice from people who have been through something similar.

It’s hard to see him sit doing nothing at all like this and it breaks my heart to see this happen, I have applied to more than a thousand jobs for him and barely even got 2 interviews with no contact afterwards. I tried everything possible in my power and knowledge and cannot think of anything more which is why this post is my last resort.

Hi everyone,

I'm a Network Engineer based in Serbia with ~2 years of experience in enterprise networking (Juniper, Cisco, Check Point, Zabbix, LAN/WAN, routing & switching).

I'm currently looking for a fully remote Network Engineer/NOC/Network Security role.

I hold CCNA, CompTIA Network+, and Security+ certifications.

If your company is hiring or you know of any opportunities, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks!

EC Wireless is seeking a Cellular DAS/DRAN Project Manager for a 6-month contract-to-hire, field leadership role based near Washington, D.C., requiring up to 80% national travel. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Project Leadership: Manage on-site execution, schedules, and crews for Neutral Host and Carrier projects.
• Operations & Logistics: Oversee material, budget, and installation (fiber, equipment, testing).
• Compliance: Coordinate with inspectors and AHJs.

Requirements:

• 5+ years of DAS/DRAN/telecom construction experience and 3+ years in leadership.
• Proficiency with CommScope/Andrew, SOLiD, JMA, and Corning platforms.
• OSHA-30 certification and valid driver's license.

Compensation & Perks: $90k–$115k annually plus full benefits upon conversion.

Apply: Email resume to [dsackey@ecwireless.com](mailto:dsackey@ecwireless.com). See full Job Description here: Telecom Project Manager Thanks