Network Engineering

Routing protocols and Cat9K config snippets are easy. What's hard is bringing a heterogeneous estate of Cisco, Fortinet, Aruba, and Juniper gear into a consistent operating model -- with backups, monitoring, and a source of truth that actually matches reality.

Where we operate

• Enterprise switching and routing across Cisco, Fortinet, Aruba, and Juniper -- design, deployment, and lifecycle upgrades with documented rollback.
• Campus and OT access fabrics including FortiSwitch and Catalyst families -- consistent SNMP, syslog, and port-description hygiene across the fleet.
• Edge and WAN routing -- BGP, OSPF, static, and policy-based routing across multi-vendor cores and firewall hubs.
• L2 stretch and overlay networks -- VXLAN, EVPN, and IPsec-tunneled L2 where legacy applications won't tolerate routed paths.
• Network monitoring at scale -- SNMPv3 credential strategy, polling-engine design, configuration backups, and dashboards on-call actually opens.
• Source-of-truth automation -- bringing monitoring, security, and inventory data together so what's in the IPAM matches what's in production.
• Migrations and refreshes -- structured cutover plans, validation gates, and post-cutover monitoring built into the engagement.