Manager Network Services
Pubblicato il 16-08-2026 - jobtraffic in Milano
Manager Network Services
Are you ready to design and execute a global strategy for network services, leveraging state-of-the-art technologies in a worldwide environment? Then we are looking for you as Manager Network Services, a critical leadership role within Oerlikon's global IT Infrastructure team.
You will be responsible for managing SDN and network security services within a cloud-driven environment. Join our Oerlikon team in Italy, in Brugherio (MB).
Responsibilities
- You are responsible for developing and implementing a global strategy for network services, driving innovation, and ensuring operational excellence.
- This role requires strong leadership, strategic planning, and collaboration with various stakeholders.
- You drive innovation by assessing and adopting emerging technologies in software-defined networking and supporting technology solutions.
- You lead and mentor a global team of engineers and specialists, fostering a culture of collaboration and continuous learning.
- You closely work together with external partners and service providers to combine external knowledge with internal needs to follow our goal to become a leading digital company.
- As part of our digital transformation path, we currently have multiple ongoing corporate IT projects. Your experience, your ideas and knowledge are highly appreciated in those areas.
Profile
- In order to be successful in this challenging role, you bring along proven experience in IT infrastructure management and engineering, with a strong focus on network and network security services (SD-WAN, SD-Access, Wireless and Perimeter Security with focus on Cisco & AWS products).
- 10 years of experience in network services, with a minimum of 5 years in a leadership role.
- In your previous roles you already worked in a modern, hybrid environment consisting of on-premises services (branch sites) as well as cloud services (datacenter services).
- As we build our new solutions as code to follow our digital path, yo