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A leading transport and rail infrastructure company is seeking a skilled Network Engineer with Nokia IP/MPLS expertise to play a key role in a multi-year digital transformation initiative.
This is a high-impact project replacing legacy SDH infrastructure with a modern Nokia 7750 MPLS Core, underpinning critical connectivity across the rail network.
The Opportunity
* Join a long-term (3-year) infrastructure rollout program within one of the UK’s most complex operational environments
* Deliver next-gen IP/MPLS networks for mission-critical transport infrastructure
* Take ownership of design, implementation, and configuration of Nokia-based solutions
* Collaborate with project and field teams to ensure seamless transition from legacy systems
What You'll Do
* Lead the design and configuration of a Nokia 7750 MPLS core network
* Replace legacy SDH infrastructure with high-performance IP-based systems
* Liaise closely with operations and delivery teams to ensure reliable, real-time connectivity
* Carry out hands-on configuration, documentation, testing, and deployment
* Travel to East London sites to support implementation and troubleshooting
* Ensure uptime and redundancy for key systems operating in a safety-critical environment
Key Skills Required
* Proven experience with Nokia IP/MPLS platforms (especially 7750 Service Routers)
* Strong understanding of network protocols (OSPF, BGP, MPLS, QoS, etc.)
* Previous experience replacing SDH/legacy telecoms infrastructure is highly beneficial
* Hands-on capability for configuration, deployment, and troubleshooting
* Experience working in transport, rail, or similarly regulated environments is a plus
* UK driving license preferred due to travel between sites
Why Apply?
* 3-year secure project with a strong pipeline of future work
* Join a highly experienced, specialist engineering team
* Work on a legacy-modernization program with real public impact
* Exposure to complex networking environments and cutting-edge tech
* Work in one of the UK’s most critical infrastructure sectors
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