Network Engineer

Centrii is seeking a

• *Network Engineer**

to support the deployment of secure OT network infrastructure across energy-sector environments. This role is hands-on and deployment-focused, supporting critical infrastructure, including

• *renewable energy facilities, wind farms, and BESS**

.

This is not a desk job. Our engineers work directly in the field, deploying production networks that support the reliability and security of modern energy assets.

You will work closely with engineering, cybersecurity, and project teams to install, configure, and validate networking infrastructure at operational energy sites.

• *Responsibilities
• Deploy and configure
• *OT and enterprise network infrastructure

at client energy facilities

• Travel extensively to project sites across the
• *UK, EU, and United States
• Install and configure network equipment including Firewalls, Ruggedized switches, Cellular gateways, Edge compute systems
• Deploy OT monitoring infrastructure including
• *Tenable OT sensors
• Build and configure virtualization environments using
• *Proxmox**

to host operational VMs

• Perform network configuration across major vendor platforms including
• *Fortinet**

,

• *Cisco**

,

• *Palo Alto Networks**

,

• *Cradlepoint
• Conduct system validation, troubleshooting, and commissioning
• Produce
• *as-built documentation

, network diagrams, and configuration records

• Create single-line diagrams and markups using
• *Visio, Lucidchart or Bluebeam
• Work directly with client engineering and operations teams in
• *control rooms and field environments
• Support safe installation practices in industrial and energy facilities
• *Qualifications
• Experience deploying and supporting
• *enterprise or OT networks
• Strong familiarity with
• *Fortinet, Cisco, Palo Alto, Checkpoint or similar enterprise networking platforms
• Experience installing and configuring
• *industrial or field networking equipment
• Familiarity with
• *Proxmox or other virtualization platforms
• Experience with
• *OT monitoring platforms such as Claroty, Dragos, Nozomi or Tenable

is highly desirable

• Ability to create
• *network documentation and diagrams
• Strong troubleshooting and commissioning skills
• Comfortable working in
• *client-facing environments
• Ability to travel extensively for deployments
• *What Success Looks Like in This Role**

Success in this position is defined by the ability to operate confidently and independently in the field while delivering high-quality, production-ready network deployments. In this role, successful engineers will:

• Arrive on-site prepared, organized, and ready to execute deployments with minimal supervision
• Independently install, configure, and validate network infrastructure in
• *live OT environments
• Troubleshoot and resolve complex issues without relying on constant remote support
• Deliver
• *clean, stable, and secure network deployments

that meet client and operational requirements

• Produce accurate and professional
• *as-built documentation and network diagrams
• Communicate effectively with both
• *technical teams and non-technical stakeholders on-site
• Represent Centrii professionally in front of clients, partners, and asset operators
• Adapt quickly to changing site conditions, project timelines, and technical challenges
• Maintain a strong focus on
• *safety, quality, and reliability**

in industrial environments

Top performers in this role are those who take ownership of their deployments, solve problems proactively, and can be trusted to represent the company in the field without oversight.

• *Why Join Centrii**

You’ll be working on the

• *front lines of energy infrastructure modernisation**

, helping deploy secure networks that protect renewable energy assets and critical power systems around the world.

Our team is building the next generation of

• *operational technology security and visibility for the global energy market**

, and our field engineers are central to making that mission a reality.

If you're interested in working on real infrastructure that powers the modern grid, we’d like to hear from you.