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We are seeking a hands-on Network Migration Engineer to support Cisco network migration and deployment activities in Bengaluru, India , with a strong focus on Wireless Access Point (AP) installation . The role will involve pre-migration, migration, and post-migration activities, including Cisco device installation, rack and stack, structured cabling, AP replacement, labelling, troubleshooting, and documentation. Key Responsibilities - Install and replace Cisco Wireless Access Points (WAPs/APs) at customer sites. - Perform physical mounting of APs, including installation of suitable anchors and fixings. - Remove legacy wireless access points and install recent Cisco APs. - Install, label, and connect AP-related cables according to customer-provided documentation. - Perform rack and stack of Cisco switches and other network equipment. - Assist with Cisco IOS upgrades and basic device configuration. - Install, label, and reconnect patch cords and uplink cables as per port mapping sheets. - Assist with troubleshooting during migration activities. - Perform BOM verification, equipment checks, asset labelling, and hostname labelling. - Remove and package legacy network equipment after migration. - Maintain accurate documentation and complete post-migration quality checks. - Follow customer SOPs, safety procedures, and hardware handling requirements. Required Experience - 24 years of experience in network deployment, migration, or infrastructure support. - Robust hands-on experience with Cisco AP/Wireless Access Point installation . - Experience working in data centres, communication rooms, or enterprise customer sites . - Hands-on experience with rack and stack and structured cabling. - Basic knowledge of Cisco IOS and network device configuration. - Ability to follow port mapping sheets and technical documentation. - Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. - Good attention to detail. - Willingness to work weekend migration windows and different shifts . Pref .
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