- Design the future of enterprise connectivity with NEC Australia.
- We're seeking an experienced Senior Solution Architect - Network & UC to lead the design of innovative networking, collaboration and communications solutions for enterprise and government customers.
- Working closely with customers, sales and delivery teams, you'll provide technical leadership across solution design, major bids, architecture governance and strategic technology initiatives.
What you'll do
- Design enterprise Network, SD-WAN, Wireless, Security and UC solutions.
- Lead discovery workshops and translate business requirements into technical architectures.
- Provide technical leadership across pre-sales, bids and project delivery.
- Develop high and low-level designs, solution proposals and technical documentation.
- Act as a trusted advisor to customers and key stakeholders.
- Mentor architects and engineers, driving best practice and capability uplift.
About you
- Proven experience as a Solution Architect within networking and communications environments.
- Strong expertise across Cisco networking technologies, including Routing & Switching, SD-WAN, Wireless and Security.
- Experience designing enterprise or government technology solutions.
- Strong customer engagement, presentation and stakeholder management skills.
- Cisco certifications such as CCNP, CCDE or CCIE highly regarded.
- Desirable experience
- Cisco Webex, Contact Centre and Collaboration technologies.
- Microsoft Teams Phone.
- HPE Aruba, Fortinet, Palo Alto or Juniper/Mist.
- AWS and Azure networking.
- Managed Services and large-scale transformation projects.
- Why NEC?
- Work on complex, high-impact enterprise and government projects.
- Influence technology strategy and customer outcomes.
- Collaborate with industry-leading architects and engineers.
- Be part of a supportive, innovative and growth-focused culture.
- Ready to architect the networks and collaboration platforms of tomorrow? Apply now and join NEC Australia.
Job description provided by NEC Corporation.
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