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Sr Network Engineer / Architect, Global Network & Security – Alpharetta, GA, Boston, MA or Billerica, MA Hybrid

Cabot Corporation

full time · Senior

$143,650 – $214,900

Listed on Cabot Corporation’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

A hands-on network architect role overseeing Cabot's global enterprise network platform across IT and OT environments, responsible for security-aligned design, modernization initiatives, and operational governance. This position suits experienced network engineers who can balance architecture vision with direct engineering execution and want to drive Zero Trust and segmentation at scale across a multinational industrial company.

Our summary, not Cabot Corporation’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • 10+ years of enterprise networking (engineering and architecture)
  • University degree or equivalent experience in related technologies
  • Experience owning or operating a global network platform
  • Strong knowledge of routing, switching, WAN architectures, and network security controls
  • Experience with Zero Trust concepts and segmentation strategies
  • Hands-on experience operating within an MSP or hybrid delivery model
  • Fluent English communication (verbal and written)

Nice to have

  • Network architecture experience in global industrial or manufacturing environments
  • SASE/SSE platform experience (Zscaler, Netskope, Prisma)
  • Cloud networking (Azure, AWS)
  • Operational technology (OT) and industrial network segmentation
  • Industry certifications (CCNP, CCDA/CCDP, Fortinet NSE 4+, CWNA)
  • Knowledge of InfoSec frameworks (NIST, ISO 27001)
  • ServiceNow for change and incident management
  • Scripting or automation (Python, Ansible)
  • Bilingual or multilingual capability

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