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Legora

Workplace Network Engineer

$173K–$233K

New York City · On-site · Full-time · Posted Oct 7, 2026

Experience
6+ years; for the Staff end of the band, ~10+ years.

About the job

Owns Legora’s multi-site network and connectivity estate, setting standards and ensuring sites remain fast, secure, and available.

What you'll do

  • Design and maintain the standard network blueprint across offices, including LAN, Wi-Fi, WAN / SD-WAN, segmentation, DNS / DHCP, and firewall policy.
  • Operate Meraki and Tailscale, monitor uptime, resolve incidents, and perform root-cause analysis.
  • Plan network buildouts and upgrades, manage connectivity vendors and spend, and support network escalations.

What they ask for

  • 6+ years in network engineering or network-focused IT infrastructure, including end-to-end ownership of a multi-site corporate network as the final escalation point; Staff-level candidates need ~10+ years and multi-site architecture experience.
  • Hands-on experience supporting and troubleshooting networking for an Apple-heavy device fleet, including Apple hardware and macOS networking.
  • Deep Cisco Meraki experience at multi-site scale and command of network fundamentals, including routing, segmentation, failover, DNS / DHCP, and packet-level troubleshooting.
  • Experience designing a multi-site network end to end and using automation such as the Meraki API, Pulumi or Terraform, and scripting.

Nice to have

  • Cisco depth at CCNP / CCIE level, or demonstrably equivalent; Meraki CMNA / ECMS is a plus.
  • Production Tailscale or comparable ZTNA experience; office buildouts, physical-security / AV networking, monitoring, or Wi-Fi validation experience are also noted as nice to have.

Pay

$172,550 – $233,450 (base salary or total pay not specified)

Tools

Cisco Meraki, Tailscale, Pulumi, Terraform, Wireshark, BGP, macOS, Serval

AI focus

The role may adopt AI-assisted, agentic automation through Legora’s AI-native ITSM (Serval); it also supports the company’s AI product indirectly by maintaining workplace connectivity.

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First seen Oct 29, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)