Senior Network Infrastructure Engineer

The Walt Disney Company

. Serve as single point of contact to Real Estate Design & Delivery for small to medium construction projects .

Posted 10/22/2026full-timeUnited StatesSenior💰 $135,400 - $181,600 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in network infrastructure design and implementation, including physical layer cabling systems and telecom room design. Proficient in project management, cost estimation, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to ensure successful project delivery.

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Network Infrastructure DesignTelecom Room DesignProject ManagementEIA/TIA Standards KnowledgeAutoCAD Proficiency

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Hard Skills

Building ConstructionElectrical DesignNetwork Engineering FundamentalsPhysical Layer Cabling SystemsVLAN ConfigurationEthernet Switching ConceptsWireless Infrastructure DeploymentsCopper and Fiber Cable ManagementCost EstimationTechnical Documentation

Soft Skills

Excellent Communication SkillsRelationship ManagementMulti-taskingPrioritization

Tools & Technologies

MS OfficeBluebeamAutoCADPatch Manager

Industry Keywords

Construction AdministrationTelecom StandardsRF PlanningAccess Layer PlanningInfrastructure Assessment

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Switching

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Serve as single point of contact to Real Estate Design & Delivery for small to medium construction projects
Develop ROM costs, equipment/material/labor estimates, and manage project expenses
Develop office building physical layer design documents, BOMs, telecom room layouts, rack elevations, optical riser drawings, labeling schemes, Division 27 documents, cutover plans, and runlists
Design horizontal cabling, optical riser and campus backbones, pathways, cable trays, conduits, pull-boxes, outlets, and termination devices
Program and design Telecom Rooms, including layouts, power, HVAC, grounding, racks, runways, HCM, and VCM
Manage copper and fiber cable pulls; update CAD drawings, Patch Manager, and Layer 1 documentation
Partner with network engineers on equipment selection, switch port requirements, UPS specifications, Wi-Fi AP plans, and mounting solutions
Drive access layer planning, including switch counts, uplink capacity, and port density
Execute wireless deployment reviews, AP placement validation, and interference mitigation
Commission access layer infrastructure, including switch staging, port assignments, VLAN configuration, and connectivity verification
Assess existing infrastructure for capacity, performance, and end-of-life risk; present remediation recommendations
Coordinate with architects and contractors on construction documents, bids, RFIs, site walks, OAC meetings, submittals, and construction administration
Coordinate service provider/carrier builds and provide project milestones, timeline tracking, financial forecasts, and close-out documentation
Engineer and maintain network infrastructure at 7 Hudson and Bristol Connecticut Technology Rooms
Execute NFAD infrastructure projects, including Telecom Room remodels, campus fiber capacity additions, and cable/backbone upgrades
Research technologies and products, address technical issues, and contribute to standards and strategy documents
Validate network infrastructure integrity, including switch connectivity, VLAN assignments, and port configurations

Requirements

What you’ll need

Minimum of 5+ years of direct experience in building construction, electrical, and network infrastructure design & implementation, including physical layer cabling systems and network engineering fundamentals
Knowledge of EIA/TIA standards and building codes
Ability to effectively multi-task and prioritize multiple small to medium size projects of various complexity with successful and timely completion
Excellent communication and relationship skills, including articulating technical topics to technical and non-technical staff
MS Office, Bluebeam and AutoCAD proficiency
Working knowledge of network access layer fundamentals, Ethernet switching concepts, VLAN segmentation, switch port configuration, and basic Layer 2/3 principles
Familiarity with enterprise wireless networking concepts, AP placement, RF planning fundamentals, and wireless infrastructure deployments
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Software, Electrical or Electronics Engineering, or comparable field of study, and/or equivalent work experience

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical, financial, and/or other benefits
Bonus and/or long-term incentive units may be provided