> Markdown version of [/jobs/ext/4216441-technical-architect-segmentation-orchestration-services-in-united](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/jobs/ext/4216441-technical-architect-segmentation-orchestration-services-in-united). Every page supports `.md` or `Accept: text/markdown`. Links point to the HTML versions so they work for humans too. Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Technical Architect, Segmentation Orchestration Services in United - **Company:** Energy Jobline - **Location:** Carbon, WV, United States - **Experience:** Expert - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** IEEE 802.1X, Subnetting, Python (Programming Language), Network Security, NetFlow, Network Segmentation, Ansible, Zero Trust Network Access, TCP/IP, Virtual Local Area Networks, Dynamic Routing, Identity Services Engine, Network Access Control, Forescout, Restful APIs, Cisco - **Published:** October 31, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.energyjobline.com/job/technical-architect-segmentation-orchestration-services-united-32119674 ## About the Role n * 5-8+ years of hands-on enterprise networking, network security, or infrastructure engineering experience with a primary focus on access enforcement and segmentation. \n * Production NAC Expertise: Substantial hands-on experience designing, deploying, and troubleshooting at least one enterprise NAC platform: Cisco ISE, Extreme Site Engine, Forescout, or Aruba ClearPass. \n * Advanced Protocol Knowledge: Deep understanding of TCP/IP, switching, dynamic routing, VLAN architectures, subnetting, 802.1X, RADIUS, MAB, and CoA mechanics. \n * Hardware Enforcement Literacy: Demonstrated capability to evaluate switch platform limitations, memory/TCAM capacity, and hardware ACL scalability. \n * Packet-Level Diagnostics: Experience analyzing flow telemetry (NetFlow/sFlow), SPAN/mirror sessions, OR packet captures to isolate complex connectivity or enforcement issues. \n * Implementation Ownership: Proven track record leading technical change windows, risk assessments, and rollback planning across complex enterprise environments. \n * Communication & Documentation: Excellent stakeholder-facing communication, technical documentation, and cross-functional problem-solving skills. \n, * Certifications: CCNP, CCIE, or equivalent advanced enterprise networking/security credentials. \n * Multi-Vendor Environments: Practical experience managing heterogeneous networks (e.g., mixed Cisco, Extreme, or Aruba environments). \n * -Based Segmentation: Experience deploying large-scale micro-segmentation, Cisco TrustSec (SGTs), or Zero Trust network architectures. \n * Automation & Scripting: Hands-on exposure to Python, Ansible, or REST APIs for switch configuration validation and workflow automation. \n ## Description Asimily is seeking a Technical Architect, Segmentation Services to provide hands-on technical leadership and operationalization support across multiple enterprise customer segmentation implementations. This role unifies deep enterprise routing, switching, and Network Access Control (NAC) design with Asimily's proprietary device intelligence. \n As the primary architectural authority, you will own the end-to-end technical lifecycle: discovery, network capability assessments, policy design, pre-production validation, deployment planning, and deep-dive troubleshooting for network based segmentation projects. You will collaborate closely with customer network and security architects, internal Services teams, and Engineering to translate complex IoT, IoMT, and OT intelligence into resilient, least-privilege segmentation policies that align with customer infrastructure, operational feasibility, and service scope. \n Success is measured by the ability to independently evaluate complex enterprise networks, architect robust segmentation policies that avoid operational disruption, proactively identify hardware and policy constraints prior to production rollouts, and drive successful project milestones across concurrent customer engagements while cementing trusted technical partnerships.