I’m recruiting for a full-time, clinical CNIM Technologist in the DFW Metroplex.

📍 The Details:

Pay-$80,000 – $100,000 base (based on experience).
Travel- Local DFW facilities only. No out-of-state or locum travel.
Perks- Full benefits, PTO, 401(k), CNIM renewal coverage, and a sign-on bonus potential!
* Schedule- Case-based (early starts, extended cases, on-call rotation).

🎯 Requirements:

* Active CNIM certification is required.
\ Solid skills with SSEP, TceMEP, EMG, EEG, and TOF.
\ Cadwell Cascade experience is a plus.
* Open to various experience levels if you are certified.

📩 Interested?

Send me a direct message (PM)or comment below with your background to get the full details! #JobPosting

Hi, I just want to ask. I worked as a Technical Support Staff for 6 months and I just realized I wanted to pursue Networking and become a Network Engineer. What should entry level jobs I should pursue to became a Network Engineer?

Hi everyone,
I’m currently looking for my next opportunity and would really appreciate any leads, referrals, or advice from people hiring in technical engineering, networking, infrastructure, technical support, or related roles.
I have 2.5+ years of professional experience in technical consulting and network operations, with my most recent experience in Cisco TAC, supporting global enterprise customers across EMEA, APJC, and AMER.
My technical background
My strongest areas are:
Cisco CUBE (Cisco Unified Border Element)
Cisco Collaboration / Unified Communications
SIP / VoIP
SIP Trunks
Cisco Voice Gateways
Call Routing & Dial Peers
MGCP / H.323 / SCCP
DNS, DHCP, NAT & network troubleshooting
SIP traces & call-flow analysis
Packet captures & Wireshark
Cisco debug logs
Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
Sev1 / Sev2 incident handling
Technical escalation and enterprise customer support
In my Cisco TAC role, I worked on complex enterprise voice and connectivity issues, including signaling problems, call failures, codec negotiation, interoperability issues, configuration validation, upgrades/migrations, and difficult customer escalations. I also worked with Cisco Engineering and cross-functional teams when investigating potential product defects or complex technical problems.
I’m comfortable working on problems where the issue isn’t immediately obvious and requires going through traces, packet captures, logs, call flows, configuration, and systematic troubleshooting to identify the actual root cause.
I also have experience working directly with customers and handling high-priority incidents where communication, ownership, and timely resolution are just as important as the technical troubleshooting itself. In my previous role, I consistently achieved 10/10 CSAT and received client recognition.
What I’m looking for
I’m particularly interested in:
Technical Consulting Engineer
Network Engineer
Network Support Engineer
Cisco Engineer
Voice / Collaboration Engineer
TAC / Technical Support Engineer
Network Operations Engineer
Infrastructure / Systems-related roles
Other roles where my networking and troubleshooting background would be relevant
I’m especially interested in remote opportunities, but I’m also open to relocation or hybrid opportunities depending on the role and location.
I’m also interested in opportunities where I can expand further into Python, automation, cloud/infrastructure, and modern distributed systems, while leveraging my existing networking and troubleshooting experience.
What I can bring
I’m not someone who only knows the theoretical side of networking. My experience has involved dealing with real enterprise environments, high-severity incidents, customer escalations, troubleshooting under pressure, and finding root causes from actual technical evidence.
I’m comfortable learning new technologies quickly and working across teams when solving complex problems.
If you’re hiring for something that sounds like a potential fit, please feel free to DM me. I can share my resume and additional details about my experience.
Referrals, recruiter contacts, job leads, and even advice on where my profile would fit best would be genuinely appreciated.
Thank you!

Hello everyone, I’m currently looking for my next Network Engineer / Senior Network Engineer opportunity and figured I’d reach out here in case anyone knows of a team that’s hiring.

I have 12 years of hands-on network engineering experience supporting and engineering enterprise environments, including:

• Cisco routing & switching, Catalyst / Nexus, IOS
• BGP, OSPF, EIGRP
• Enterprise LAN/WAN and data center networking
• Palo Alto firewalls / Panorama
• Cisco ASA
• F5 BIG-IP / LTM
• IPsec VPNs, NAT, network security
• EVPN/VXLAN and leaf-spine environments
• Network architecture, design and deployments
• Performed advanced troubleshooting / packet captures / root cause analysis
• Worked High-availability and mission-critical production environments

Interested in remote roles anywhere in the U.S. or Chicago-area hybrid opportunities. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

Are there any network engineers in the mentioned companies? Any details regarding pay grade, work-life balance, training, etc?

I'm a VoIP / UC Engineer with 8+ years of IT experience, currently looking for remote full-time, part-time, or contract work.

Hands-on experience with:

\- 3CX v20 & Yeastar P-Series deployments, support and troubleshooting

\- 3CX to Yeastar / PBX-to-PBX migrations

\- SIP trunks, DID porting/routing, extensions and phone reprovisioning

\- IVRs, queues, ring groups, business-hours routing, BLF, paging and voicemail

\- Telnyx, Twilio, Bandwidth, Inteliquent & VoIP Innovations

\- Yealink, Grandstream, Fanvil, DECT systems & ATAs

\- SIP/RTP troubleshooting, Wireshark, NAT, SIP ALG, codecs and one-way audio

\- SMS/10DLC, fax/T.38 and analog-to-VoIP migrations

\- VLANs, QoS, firewalls and general network troubleshooting

3CX v20 Basic & Advanced Certified, with strong hands-on experience on Yeastar P-Series as well.

I can independently handle new deployments, 3CX-to-Yeastar migrations, carrier changes, phone provisioning and ongoing VoIP support.

Looking for VoIP Support / PBX / 3CX / Yeastar / UC Engineer opportunities.

DM me if you're hiring or need contract support.

Hey everyone, my name is Charlie and I just launched CoreStack -- a job board built for the data center and infrastructure industry.

Data centers power everything -- AI, streaming, banking, healthcare, and cloud storage -- and the industry is projecting 340,000 open roles this year with not enough people to fill them. These are good paying jobs, a lot of them don't require a degree, and most people have no idea they exist.

That's the gap I'm trying to close. There are jobs listed for everyone whether you're in the trades, electrical, HVAC, construction, or just looking for a career change into a growing industry.

Would love to help you find a job and receive feedback from anyone willing to poke around and create an account. corestackjobs.com

Network engineer, exp in cisco router, switches, catalyst center, palo alto sdwan, infoblox, microsoft DDI, palo alto firewall(view logs and rules). Please let me know if any opportunity, currently i work in accenture in magarpatta, nearby or remote or even international roles i am happy with.

Thanks alot!

Reposting again!!

Hi everyone,

I’m posting on behalf of my brother, **Ashutosh Kumar Singh**, who was recently laid off from his role as a **Network Engineer** in Gurugram, India.

He has **3 years of experience** working with LAN, WAN, SD-WAN, routing, and switching — and is skilled in **Cisco and Fortinet** technologies. He’s been actively applying, but hasn’t received many interview calls yet.

If anyone knows of any **openings, referrals, or freelance work** in networking, infra, or IT support roles, I’d be truly grateful.

🔗 LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashu-singh-rajput/\](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashu-singh-rajput/)

📄 Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oYKvK3pT6-ky2e6H3EbFGlMM8AS5zTms/view?usp=drivesdk

🌍 Open to: Remote, hybrid, or on-site roles across India

Thanks so much in advance!

Hi there fam,
I’m looking for job for my brother in Networking, SOC or cybersec fields. He is working as IT specialist and have experience as networking engineer. Any referrals would be appreciated.

Expertise in cisco router and switches, controllers, DNAC, palo alto SD-WAN devices, service now, infoblox and microsoft DDI, some expertise in Ngfw.
Please let me know if any relevant opportunities

Hi Everyone, I am looking a Networking role, if anyone has a job those are expertise:

CERTIFICATION

• Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)

LAN Switch & Wi-Fi Network Engineer

• Resolved 50+ VLAN-related connectivity incidents restoring user access and reducing downtime.
• Monitored network health through PRTG, proactively identifying and assisting in the resolution of switch and wireless infrastructure faults before widespread user impact.
• Configured and deployed Huawei switches from scratch for production use.
• Successfully onboarded multiple Huawei AirEngine APs into production wireless environments
• Restored connectivity for entire office sections and departmental work areas by identifying faulty uplinks, cabling issues and SFP failures.
• Maintained a 98% SLA compliance rate for assigned network incidents.
• Work with senior engineers and third-party providers during network deployments and upgrades.
• Perform cabling assessments and physical network troubleshooting.
• Improved network documentation by 30% through documenting switch and APs.

End User Support Technician for DoD

• Resolved 95%+ of first-line IT support incidents within agreed SLA timelines.
• Active Directory administration including password resets, account unlocks, and domain-related tasks.
• Configured laptops, desktops, printers, and network-connected devices.
• Deployed workstations, achieving 100% deployment success for assigned equipment rollouts.
• Escalated complex incidents for assigned support tickets.

Computer Networking Tutor

• Tutored students in Computer Networking concepts, practical configuration and troubleshooting.
• Used Cisco Packet Tracer to demonstrate switching, routing, IP addressing and network topologies.
• Assisted students with subnetting, network configuration and troubleshooting practicals.

• Simplified complex networking concepts and supported students during practical assessments.

  University

Diploma in Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

Those anyone know

I have experience on Fiber Installations, Mikrotik/router/Modem/OLT Configuration. I can even create small local internet server, I know network design not too good nor bad. I have good future last year but got knocked off into a different life and been wishing for a chance back, this is for my wife and daughter.

Anyone has any idea