Network Engineer, BMS/EPMS

The below is a starting point. We always make space for exceptional people, so if you don't fit this role exactly, tell us where you would .

- You've designed and operated OT/ICS networks (BMS, EPMS, SCADA) in production facilities where a control outage had physical consequences.

- Familiarity with industrial din-rail mount switch types. They will pop up here and there (esp on OTS equipment), good to know how to wrangle them.

- You work in BACnet/IP, Modbus TCP, and OPC UA daily and know their failure modes on a real network, along with the IT layers underneath: routing, multicast where needed, QoS, and PTP or NTP time distribution.

- You've built segmented industrial architectures with firewalled IT/OT boundaries and held the line against pressure to flatten domains for convenience.

- You've sat between controls engineers and network engineers and translated both directions, turning a control sequence into VLANs, routes, and firewall rules and explaining a network constraint back in controls terms.

- You've commissioned networks alongside building commissioning, proving control paths end to end before the facility carried load.

- You document architectures well enough that another engineer can build the next site from your drawings without calling you.

- Bonus: IEC 62443 or similar OT security depth. Ignition or a comparable SCADA platform. Data center MEP systems familiarity.

Electrical metering and power quality systems.

- Bonus : IEC 61850 or similar Power System communication depth. Familiar with networking electrical protection equipment (via GOOSE, GSE, etc) and trade-offs between major power system vendor hardware.