Enterprise Network Engineer (CCNP, Monitoring, Automation) for NATO with security clearance

When the network goes down at the worst moment, you are the one they call. A multinational defence organisation in Mons runs a large enterprise network from its own operations centre, and it needs senior engineers at second line - people who can read the telemetry, find the fault and bring the service back while everyone else is still asking what happened. Three seats are open, fully on site. What you would be doing Running day-to-day network operations: tickets, incidents, work orders, changes and problem records Configuring, tuning and troubleshooting routing and switching - BGP, OSPF and STP Watching the estate with Splunk, CA Spectrum and similar tools, and building the dashboards, alerts and reports that make trouble visible early Reading logs and telemetry to spot risk before it becomes an outage Leading the response when something critical fails, keeping stakeholders informed and getting the service back inside its targets Automating configuration management, backups and change checks, and keeping the documentation and procedures accurate Being the senior escalation point for the network problems nobody else can crack What you would bring CCNP (Enterprise) or an equivalent advanced networking certification Seven or more years of hands-on enterprise network engineering and operations Deep routing and switching knowledge - BGP, OSPF, STP Splunk for monitoring, log analysis, dashboards and alerting, plus other network monitoring tools Real experience of incident management, root cause analysis and major outage recovery Professional English, and the flexibility to work outside office hours now and then Why this one is worth a look It is a senior seat on a network that genuinely matters, with three posts open at once and a standing framework behind it rather than a one-off project.