TP is a global digital business services company. Our global scale and local presence allow us to be a force of good in supporting our communities, our clients, their customers, and the environment. We deliver advanced, digitally-powered business services that help the world’s best brands operate securely, efficiently, and sustainably.
Network Engineer (Mid-Level) supports the stability, security, and performance of TP’s global network infrastructure. This role focuses on firewall administration, data center environments, and enterprise network operations across multi-country environments. The position requires solid hands‑on experience in NGFW technologies, production troubleshooting, and secure network operations within high-availability environments.
What will your responsibilities be?
Network & Security Operations
- Manage incidents, service requests, and infrastructure changes under defined SLAs.
- Provide administration and troubleshooting of Next‑Generation Firewalls (NGFW), primarily Palo Alto and FortiGate.
- Implement and maintain security policies, hardening standards,



and access control frameworks.
- Support LAN / WAN / WLAN enterprise environments in production settings.

Data Center & Infrastructure Support
- Support Data Center network environments, including Cisco ACI architectures.
- Execute infrastructure changes, upgrades, and improvement initiatives.
- Perform troubleshooting in live production environments while minimizing business impact.
- Contribute to maintaining high availability across global operations.
- Interact with network providers and technology partners to coordinate changes and resolve incidents.
- Participate in technical meetings and support general infrastructure initiatives.
- Maintain technical documentation and infrastructure inventories.
- Support multi‑country GBS operations aligned with corporate standards.

Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Systems Engineering, Electronics, Telecommunications, or related fields.
- Minim

📌 Network Engineer (Colombia)
🏢 Tp
📍 Colombia