Senior Network Engineer (Cloud Developer 4)

About this role

Opportunity Overview

Northramp is seeking a Senior Network Engineer (Cloud Developer 4) to join the team supporting the client's Cloud BPA Bridge program — a mission-critical effort to consolidate, modernize, and operate client's enterprise cloud services across IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS environments under FedRAMP High authorization.

You will shape the architecture of client's network environment — owning reliability, security, and efficiency across multi-cloud and on-premises infrastructure. The role combines deep technical expertise with project leadership and cross-functional collaboration, integrating modern networking technologies in support of client's mission objectives.

This role is part of Northramp's integrated delivery model, where engineers and advisors work as one team to bring sound judgment, disciplined execution, and deep federal experience to high-stakes modernization programs.

Location & Work Arrangement

Hybrid, based in the Washington, DC metro area. On-site presence at designated client locations is expected on a cadence aligned to program needs. Remote work is supported around mission and security requirements. This role is not open to candidates outside the DC region.

The Ideal Candidate

You’ve led complex network programs across SD-WAN, multi-cloud, and hybrid environments. You’re fluent in Cisco, Juniper, and Palo Alto infrastructure; you understand modern security standards and can implement them; and you have the project-management discipline to drive initiatives from design through execution.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the design and implementation of sophisticated network architectures supporting client's needs. Evaluate, recommend, and integrate emerging network technologies for scalability and security.
• Develop, update, and maintain detailed network documentation and diagrams; ensure operational integrity through proactive management and optimization of network resources.
• Serve as a senior technical leader, guid...