Own the end-to-end architecture of GE HealthCare’s global Remote Access platform
Design, implement, and continuously improve secure remote access solutions for employees, partners, and vendors
Serve as the technical authority for remote access architecture, including policy design, traffic routing, authentication, and high availability
Drive standardization, automation, scalability, and reliability across the remote access environment
Troubleshoot and resolve complex network and security issues across global environments
Collaborate closely with Cyber Security, Network Operations, Identity, and Cloud teams to deliver integrated solutions
Ensure solutions meet security, compliance, and availability requirements
Provide architectural-level support for incidents and problem management (no routine operations)
Document architectures, standards, and design decisions to support long-term service delivery

Bachelor's degree in computer science or a STEM-related field (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math), with 6 years of experience in enterprise network or infrastructure engineering roles or HS Diploma with 10 years of equivalent practical experience
3+ years of experience designing or supporting remote access or SASE solutions in a large-scale environment
Strong experience with enterprise remote access platforms (e.g., Palo Alto Prisma Access, or equivalent SASE / VPN solutions)
Solid networking fundamentals, including routing, VPN technologies, TCP/IP, DNS, and BGP
Experience with Zero Trust and identity-aware network access concepts
Proven ability to design secure, scalable, and highly available network architectures
Experience operating in global enterprise environments with complex stakeholder models
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills across network and security domains
Ability to work independently, take ownership, and drive complex initiatives to completion
Clear written and verbal communication skills for technical and non-technical audiences.

Staff Network Architect – VPN/Remote Access

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