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EOS

Event Solutions Engineer

Menlo Park, California, United StatesFrom $100kmidAdded today

About this role

EOS IT Solutions seeks a networking engineer to design, deploy, and support complex IT and network infrastructure for corporate events worldwide. The role combines technical expertise with project management and client-facing communication to deliver seamless onsite and offsite event networking solutions.

What you'll do

  • Review client requirements and provide technical support for IT and network service integration at events
  • Deploy, test, and troubleshoot event networks, WiFi, and IT assets both onsite and remotely
  • Coordinate proposals and vendor management with venues, ISPs, and third-party providers
  • Manage technical resources within budget and timeline constraints
  • Document work via ticketing system and maintain vendor performance reporting
  • Travel approximately 25% to event sites including hotels, convention centers, and client campuses

What they're looking for

  • Network deployment and configuration (3+ years experience)
  • Cisco networking equipment (Catalyst, switches, routers, access points)
  • Wireless technologies (Juniper Mist, Aruba APs, controllers)
  • VPN technologies (DVMRP, GRE, IPSec/SSL)
  • WAN/MAN expertise (MPLS, SD-WAN)
  • Cabling (CAT6, fiber optic patching)
  • 802.1x and network segmentation
  • Windows, Mac, and cloud platform support
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EOS

EOS IT Solutions builds and deploys enterprise networking infrastructure, audio-visual systems, and data center solutions for large-scale operations. The company is hiring pre-sales engineers, deployment specialists, and AV commissioning experts to drive technical sales, manage global infrastructure deployments, and optimize complex enterprise systems.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience deploying and troubleshooting networks in live event environments under time pressure.
  • How have you managed client expectations when technical issues arose during a critical event?