Network Engineer II​/III

Why Arbella?

Arbella prioritizes people by fostering a collaborative work environment with a healthy work/life balance. Flexible work arrangements, industry‑leading salaries and comprehensive benefits help employees grow professionally and personally.

• On‑site gym, fitness classes and one‑on‑one personal training
• On‑site nurse, nutritional counseling and mental health resources
• Full‑service cafeterias
• Free shuttle service to Quincy Adams T Station
• Tuition assistance programs
• Opportunities to get involved with the Arbella Activities Committee, Diversity and Inclusion Council, and more
• Volunteer opportunities and employee‑led community initiatives through the Arbella Insurance Foundation
• Robust training, mentorship, and professional/personal development programs
• Colleagues who genuinely care about each other

Network Engineer

II/III participates in planning, development, and support of data network technology solutions. The role ensures availability, performance, health and operations of data network systems across WAN, LAN, WLAN, VLAN, Data Center and remote office routers and switches.

• Network System Administration: install, configure and maintain network routers, switches and appliances; design IP addressing, routing policy, DNS, DHCP and NTP services; perform regular IOS, NXOS, firmware and software updates; monitor network equipment for availability, performance and capacity; implement redundant, diverse, and resilient routing designs.
• Cisco Meraki & Nexus Administration: manage and maintain the Meraki dashboard and reporting, provision and deploy Meraki WAPs and Access Switches.
• Carrier Administration: monitor, manage and support carrier services, vendors and WAN services.
• Network Access Control Administration: administer NAC profiles and policies for authentication and user access.
• General IT Support: provide technical support to the Service Desk; handle daily incidents and requests related to networking; participate in 24/7 on‑call coverage.

• Strong understanding of network fundamentals, IP address management, dynamic routing protocols and medium types.
• Knowledge of network authentication, DNS, DHCP and NTP, and ability to configure equipment connections and routing/switching protocol standards.
• Familiarity with various network hardware and operating systems, including troubleshooting.
• Foundational knowledge of networking logic design—routing domains, switching and logical configuration.
• Excellent customer service, communication and collaboration skills.

The estimated annual salary range is approximately $76,000–$90,000 for Network Engineer

II and $90,000–$115,000 for Network Engineer

III, based on experience and qualifications.

(This is an estimate and not a promise of a specific wage.)