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Netherlands Senior Network Engineer Lamb Weston is seeking a highly skilled Senior Network Engineer to help lead the implementation, optimization and support of our IT and OT network infrastructure. You will be part of a global team managing a multi-vendor environment , ensuring seamless connectivity and security across all our network platforms and vendors. Key Responsibilities - Switching & Routing: SME in IT and OT LAN/WAN switching infrastructure design, implementation, and maintenance with primarily Cisco and Allen-Bradley devices. Collaborate with controls engineers and OT teams to support PLC, SCADA, and HMI connectivity - Wireless Infrastructure: SME in Cisco and Aruba wireless technologies and their enterprise ecosystems, including ISE and ClearPass - Network Security: SME in Cisco and Fortinet firewalls including policy management, NAT, IPS/IDS, SSL inspection, VPN (IPSec/SSL), etc. - Monitoring & Support: Technical expert in understanding monitoring protocols like SNMP and NetFlow to provide in-depth troubleshooting and fast issue resolution - SDWAN: In-depth understanding of SDWAN architecture and ongoing operations, including policy management, traffic steering, and WAN optimization - Cloud: Implementation experience with Aviatrix and deep understanding of cloud networking in AWS and Azure - Automation: In-depth Experience with network automation and scripting (Python, Ansible, Terraform) - Documentation: Design and maintain network infrastructure documentation including high and low level design, runbooks and diagrams We offer you a challenging job in a dynamic and growing organization in the food industry. As we say at Lamb Weston EMEA, when we see a potato, we see opportunities.

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