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Network Administrator

A Network Administrator manages an organization's day-to-day network operations, configuring and maintaining routers, switches, firewalls, and VPNs to keep data flowing securely between offices, data centers, and remote users. The role commonly requires Cisco networking expertise such as CCNA certification, a solid grasp of TCP/IP fundamentals, and use of network monitoring tools to catch outages before they affect users. As companies shift workloads off-premises, many network administrators are also expanding into cloud networking to manage hybrid environments.

Top skills:TCP/IP

Duties & responsibilities

  • Configure and maintain routers, switches, firewalls, and VPN systems across multiple network locations
  • Monitor network performance and troubleshoot infrastructure issues to prevent outages and service disruptions
  • Install, upgrade, and maintain network equipment at data centers, offices, and remote sites
  • Support both wired and wireless network systems including Layer 2 and Layer 3 environments
  • Manage network security through firewalls and access controls to protect organizational data
  • Administer load balancing and application delivery systems to optimize network traffic and performance
  • Support data, video, and voice services across hybrid on-premises and cloud environments

What Network Administrator roles involve, from employers’ own postings.

How much does a Network Administrator make?

Too few Network Administrator postings state pay to publish a median yet: 3 of 6 open roles do, and we wait for 25.

Who is hiring for Network Administrator roles?

6 open Network Administrator roles from 5 employers; the most at Diamondback Energy, Air National Guard Units and Auto-Owners Insurance.

From employers’ own postings, as of.

Network Administrator in the job market

Last checked October 29, 2026

Open roles
6

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Employers
5

hiring for it

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Open Network Administrator roles (6)

IT Specialist (Network Services)

U.S. Army Cyber Command

Fort Huachuca, AZ · $91,205 – $124,649

This is a DOD Cyber Excepted Service network role at Fort Huachuca that involves coordinating service interruptions, translating requirements into network specifications, and configuring systems to support Army LAN/WAN infrastructure. The position suits experienced IT professionals with hands-on network management experience who can work with classified networks and represent the office in technical meetings.

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IT Specialist (Network)

Deputy Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology, Department of Veterans Affairs

Full-time · Salt Lake City, Utah; Seattle, Washington; Phoenix, Arizona; Los Angeles, California; San Francisco, California; Denver, Colorado; Washington, District of Columbia; Miami, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia; Chicago, Illinois; Indianapolis, Indiana; New Orleans, Louisiana; Boston, Massachusetts; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Kansas City, Missouri; Albuquerque, New Mexico; New York, New York; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Portland, Oregon; Austin, Texas · $89,508 – $145,468

This role supports the Veterans Affairs' network infrastructure as part of their enterprise connectivity and collaboration services, requiring oversight of WAN and LAN operations, monitoring tools, and security systems to keep the agency's communications running reliably. It suits someone with hands-on experience managing data center networks, infrastructure devices, and both physical and virtual network environments who can handle operational complexity while coordinating changes and configuration management.

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IT SPECIALIST (NETWORK)

Air National Guard Units

Full-time · San Diego, CA · $85,307 – $110,905

This is a network administration and systems management role within a military communications unit, responsible for overseeing infrastructure, security compliance, and technical support for the organization's local and wide-area networks. The position suits experienced IT professionals who can lead teams, manage complex systems, and balance operational readiness with security requirements.

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Diamondback Energy

F5 Network Administrator

Diamondback Energy

This role manages F5 load balancing and security platforms across hybrid environments, handling both traditional BIG-IP systems and cloud-based F5 XC deployments. It suits experienced network engineers who want to deepen their expertise in application delivery infrastructure and security policy implementation.

Listed on Diamondback Energy’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Network Administrator

Auto-Owners Insurance

Full-time · Lansing, MI

This role manages network infrastructure across multiple sites including data centers and offices, handling equipment maintenance, upgrades, and troubleshooting. It suits someone with Cisco networking experience who wants a hybrid position with technical depth and occasional off-hours responsibilities.

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Diamondback Energy

Networking Analyst

Diamondback Energy

Midland, TX

This role supports the design, installation, and maintenance of network infrastructure across multiple locations, including Layer 2/3 environments, firewalls, routing, and both wired and wireless systems. It suits someone with several years of IT infrastructure and network administration experience who is comfortable troubleshooting complex systems and working off-hours as needed.

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Likely next role (26)

Where Network Administrators commonly go next: Network Engineer.

Apply for Network Engineer at ConocoPhillips on their siteConocoPhillips

Network Engineer

ConocoPhillips

Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

Listed on ConocoPhillips’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Apply for Network Engineer at DXC Technology on their site

Network Engineer

DXC Technology

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Staff Network Engineer, Storage

Crusoe

Full-time · Sunnyvale, CA · $215,000 – $255,000

Crusoe is building a dedicated storage network fabric using RDMA for AI infrastructure, and they need a Staff Network Engineer to architect and operate this system end-to-end. This role suits someone with deep production L2/L3 switching experience who wants full ownership of a foundational system and enjoys working across hardware, software, and organizational boundaries.

Listed on Crusoe’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Apply for Network Engineer at Accenture on their site

Network Engineer

Accenture

Listed on Accenture’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Apply for Network Engineer at Invenergy on their site

Network Engineer

Invenergy

Chicago, IL

Listed on Invenergy’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Apply for Network Engineer at Cognition AI on their site

Network Engineer

Cognition AI

San Francisco, CA

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Senior Network Engineer (R5667)

Shield AI

Full-time · San Mateo, CA · $140,000 – $211,000

Shield AI needs a Senior Network Engineer to design and maintain resilient network infrastructure across their global defense-tech operations, including data centers, on-premises facilities, and cloud environments supporting both classified and unclassified workloads. This role is suited for an experienced engineer comfortable with high-stakes infrastructure supporting mission-critical defense applications.

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OneAZ Credit Union

Network Engineer

OneAZ Credit Union

Phoenix, AZ · $96,664 – $120,830

This role leads the design and optimization of a credit union's enterprise network infrastructure, with particular responsibility for Cisco security technologies and cloud connectivity. It suits experienced network engineers who want to architect complex, secure systems in a regulated financial environment.

Listed on OneAZ Credit Union’s careers site · Apply there ↗

U.S. Bank

Network Automation Engineer – Configuration Compliance

U.S. Bank

Full-time · Saint Paul, MN · $105,400 – $124,000

U.S. Bank seeks a technical owner for enterprise network automation and configuration compliance platforms, primarily managing OpenText Network Automation to handle router and switch configuration changes, server infrastructure, and compliance governance in a regulated environment. This role suits someone with deep systems administration experience who can bridge network engineering, automation scripting, and operational support on a second-shift schedule.

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Principal Transport and IP Network Engineer

AST SpaceMobile

Dallas, TX

This principal-level role owns the complete networking infrastructure—routers, switches, firewalls, optical systems—for satellite gateways that connect to terrestrial networks and cloud environments. The position suits a deeply technical carrier-network engineer with 5+ years designing and deploying production-grade IP, MPLS, BGP, and SDN systems who can lead integration and testing of new hardware designs from lab to global scale.

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SUPERVISORY ITSPEC (CUSTOMER SUPPORT) (Title 5)

Army National Guard Units

Full-time · Camp, AR · $89,508 – $116,362

This is a supervisory role managing an IT customer support team within the National Guard, responsible for setting performance standards, overseeing service delivery, and handling personnel administration. The position suits someone with IT support experience who is ready to move into management and can handle both technical troubleshooting and team leadership.

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IT Specialist (APPSW)

Federal Emergency Management Agency

Washington, DC · $121,785 – $158,322

This federal role supports the National Flood Insurance Program by designing and prototyping automation and AI workflows to modernize operations and customer services. The ideal candidate combines technical depth in low-code platforms and scripting with the ability to translate business needs into working prototypes and research emerging technology trends.

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IT Specialist (Customer Support)

Missile Defense Agency

Redstone Arsenal, Alabama · $130,987 – $197,200

This federal IT role oversees unified communications infrastructure and services for the Missile Defense Agency, requiring expertise in VTC systems, collaboration tools, and enterprise project management across classified and unclassified networks. The position suits experienced IT professionals comfortable with government contracting, JWICS environments, and managing complex cross-organizational technical initiatives.

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Apply for IT Specialist at National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on their site

IT Specialist

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

College Park, MD · $85,447 – $111,087

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IT Specialist (Customer Support)

Food Safety and Inspection Service

Raleigh, NC · $107,301 – $144,493

A federal IT support specialist role managing enterprise hardware, mobile devices, and customer-facing technical services within a government information security office. This suits someone with hands-on experience deploying and troubleshooting enterprise infrastructure and a track record in tier-1 to tier-3 support workflows.

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TITLE 32 IT SPEC (PLCYPLN) GS-2210-11

Air National Guard Units

Charleston, WV · $75,278 – $97,867

This Air National Guard position advises base leadership on information technology and communications infrastructure, planning systems and enforcing policy across the wing. It suits experienced IT professionals with a military background seeking to combine technical expertise with strategic planning in a defense environment.

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IT SPECIALIST (CUSTSPT)

Naval Supply Systems Command

San Diego, CA · $119,630 – $152,062

This IT role at a Naval supply support center involves coordinating IT service transitions, validating contractor performance, and providing technical guidance on systems like NMCI and ONE-Net to regional military activities. The position suits someone with federal IT customer service experience and knowledge of infrastructure management who can work between military operations and external service providers.

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Supervisory Information Technology Specialist (NETWORK)

U.S. Army Cyber Command

Rock Island, IL · $125,776 – $189,610

This is a supervisory IT role managing a military network infrastructure division within the Department of Defense. It suits experienced IT professionals with a track record of leading teams, managing enterprise systems, and supporting complex command-and-control operations.

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Supervisory IT Specialist

Patent and Trademark Office

Alexandria, VA · $143,913 – $187,903

This role leads the Transition Support Branch within the USPTO's IT organization, overseeing enterprise service desk operations and IT communications while driving process improvements through service management methodologies and emerging technologies. It suits someone with technical leadership experience who can mentor staff, champion automation and AI-enabled solutions, and coordinate reliable IT support for mission-critical systems across a large federal agency.

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IT Specialist (AI)

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

San Francisco, CA · $90,925 – $118,204

A federal IT role building and maintaining AI/ML platforms at CMS, combining platform engineering with governance and compliance work. This suits someone with hands-on experience deploying machine learning systems who is comfortable navigating federal security and regulatory requirements.

Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗

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