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Cisco Meraki Network Engineer
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Robert Half
Minneapolis, MN (In Person)
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Job Description
We are looking for an experienced Network Engineer to join a contract engagement in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This role will concentrate on improving the resilience, protection, and performance of a Cisco Meraki-based network environment through thoughtful assessment and targeted enhancements. The ideal candidate will bring deep technical expertise, sound judgment, and a practical approach to elevating network operations in line with proven industry standards.
Responsibilities:
- Examine the current Cisco Meraki environment to identify architectural shortcomings, security risks, and opportunities to improve network performance.
- Review network policies, rule sets, and configuration templates to promote stronger governance, alignment, and operational consistency.
- Drive infrastructure enhancement initiatives, including upgrades and tuning efforts across Meraki-supported network components and connected sites.
- Collaborate with internal technical teams to refine network standards and establish scalable approaches based on best practices.
- Evaluate the maturity of the broader network ecosystem and provide prioritized recommendations for sustainable improvement.
- Investigate and resolve advanced networking issues across Cisco-based environments to restore stability and reduce recurring problems.
- Provide ongoing support for core network infrastructure, including Cisco routers and Palo Alto firewall platforms, as needed.
- Create clear technical documentation outlining assessments, recommended actions, and completed changes to support visibility and continuity.