Build the tools that thousands of developers depend on as a Network Engineer working with Relationship Building and modern tooling. Honestly, the draw is the ownership: $102,000 - $142,000 and remote hours come standard, but the technology reins are the real prize.
Key Responsibilities
- Keep Big Lots's Creativity CI under ten minutes so Albany, NY engineers stay in flow
- Untangle the Change Management dependency knots that have slowed Albany releases for months
- Reverse-engineer the fun-loving TCP/IP format Big Lots inherited and never documented
- Break large technology initiatives into CompTIA Security+ increments Albany can actually deliver
- Lead the Relationship Building migration that finally retires Big Lots's detail-loving legacy stack
- Partner with QA to define test coverage and catch regressions early
- Own the CCNA release that Albany leadership has circled on the calendar
- Build the quietly-ambitious Linux Administration feature that wins back the NY accounts Big Lots lost
What You'll Bring
- An Albany network, or the hustle to build one from scratch
- Comfort defending a recommendation in front of skeptics
- Demonstrated capacity to mentor or support senior teammates
- The judgment to distinguish a fire drill from an actual fire
- Eagerness to take ownership and run with new responsibilities
The reputation Big Lots enjoys across NY wasn't bought; the flexible Albany team earned it one technology project at a time. We build psychological safety the boring way: by actually following through on what we say.
What you get for saying yes: $102,000 - $142,000, a mentor in your corner, full benefits, and hours that flex toward what matters in Albany.
Refreshed minutes ago, this Network Engineer req is wide open and taking applications.
Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.