03 Sep
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HiTech Group
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Australia
03 Sep
HiTech Group
Australia
- Long-term Federal Government contract in Canberra
- Lead enterprise network architecture & security solutions
- Work across Fortinet, cloud networking, automation & Zero Trust
An exciting prospect is available for an experienced Network Architect to define, govern and evolve enterprise network architecture across complex on-premises, cloud-connected and hybrid environments. You will provide strategic and hands-on technical leadership to deliver secure, scalable, resilient and operationally supportable network solutions.
The successful Network Architect will be offered an initial 12-month contract with the view to be extended, based in Canberra with hybrid working arrangements.
The successful Network Architect will be responsible for, but not limited to:
- Develop enterprise network architectures, standards and roadmaps.
- Design and implement complex network and security solutions.
- Lead architecture governance and technical design assurance.
- Drive network resilience, automation and modernisation initiatives.
The successful Network Architect will have experience in the following:
- Enterprise network architecture in complex ICT environments.
- Strong Fortinet and enterprise network security expertise.
- Routing, switching, load balancing, WAN and cloud networking.
- Applying ISM, PSPF and Essential Eight security frameworks.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Network Architect to shape enterprise network architecture and deliver highly secure, resilient network capabilities within a complex Federal Government environment. The successful candidate will be offered an initial 12-month contract with the view to be extended and rewarding hourly rates.
If you have the required skills and experience, APPLY NOW. Please forward your application to ******************* quoting reference number LH0093 or explore new jobs at ******************
📌 Network Architect - Fortinet, Network Security, Cloud - Fed Govt! (Australia)
🏢 HiTech Group
📍 Australia