Network Engineer at University Health System- San Antonio – San Antonio, Texas

University Health is seeking a Network Engineer with 1–3 years of hands-on networking experience to support and maintain critical enterprise network systems in a large, mission-driven healthcare environment. If you’re looking to build a solid networking foundation, work alongside experienced professionals, and contribute to an organization that directly impacts the health of our community, we encourage you to apply.

What You’ll Do

• Support daily operations of enterprise network environments (LAN/WAN)
• Install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot network hardware and software
• Provide Tier 2 network support and assist with incident resolution
• Monitor network performance, system alerts, and environmental conditions
• Support upgrades, implementations, and integrations of network solutions
• Collaborate with senior engineers and architects on projects and improvements
• Participate in on-call rotation for critical network support

What We’re Looking For

• 1–3 years of experience supporting network infrastructure in an enterprise environment
• Working knowledge of network fundamentals (switching, routing, DNS, DHCP)
• Experience troubleshooting network hardware and connectivity issues
• Familiarity with Cisco or comparable network equipment preferred
• Strong documentation, communication, and customer service skills
• Healthcare or highly regulated environment experience is a plus

Education

• Bachelor’s degree in a computer-related field or equivalent combination of education and experience

Why University Health

While our pay scale may be lower than some private-sector roles, University Health offers a strong total rewards package and long-term career stability, including:

• Excellent medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Defined benefit pension plan and retirement savings options
• Generous PTO and paid holidays
• Career development and training opportunities
• Tuition assistance
• Job stability in a mission-driven public health system
• Exposure to large-scale, complex enterprise networks rarely available early in a career