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Xcellink

Network Engineer - Operations Support (L1) - Aruba Networking XP-FNC260922001/01

  • Seen live on Xcellink's site today
  • Mid level
Pay
Not stated
Location
Tampines Ave, South East, Singapore
Open for
9+ days
First seen
Oct 26, 2026
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Last checked Nov 4, 2026.

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About the role

Network Engineer – Operations Support (L1)

Location: Tampines, Singapore

Work Arrangement: Onsite

Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM, excluding public holidays

We are supporting our client in hiring a Network Engineer – Operations Support (Level 1) to provide day-to-day support for wired and wireless network operations, with a strong focus on Aruba Networking.

Key Responsibilities

*Aruba Networking experience is a must.

  • Provide basic troubleshooting and verification for wired network equipment to maintain service availability and performance.
  • Assist with network equipment testing, troubleshooting and configuration verification.
  • Support equipment onboarding, connection checks and functional validation.
  • Ensure network configurations are aligned with existing architecture, standards and operational practices.
  • Support wireless site surveys, Wi-Fi testing and troubleshooting.
  • Perform day-to-day wireless network operations support.
  • Support removal and replacement of faulty wireless access points, including coordination with HPE TAC / RMA where required.
  • Assist with analysing wireless coverage, interference and performance issues.
  • Support network optimisation, expansion and change requirements.
  • Maintain standard configuration templates, documentation and operating procedures.
  • Follow up on network incidents and troubleshooting cases through to resolution.
  • Support network asset, model and version tracking.
  • Assist with daily network service requests and change requests.

Requirements

  • Relevant experience in Aruba wired and wireless networking environments .
  • Hands-on exposure to network troubleshooting and operational support.
  • Experience supporting Wireless Access Points (APs) .
  • Familiarity with standard network configuration, documentation and asset management.
  • Able to work independently in an onsite operational environment.
  • Good communication and troubleshooting skills.

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