We are seeking an experienced and technically strong H3C Network Engineer to design, implement, support, and optimize enterprise network infrastructure environments. The successful candidate will be responsible for configuring and maintaining H3C networking technologies, including switching, routing, wireless, security, and meshing solutions across enterprise and service provider environments.
The role requires strong troubleshooting capabilities, deep understanding of network architecture, and hands-on experience with H3C enterprise equipment and technologies.
Key Responsibilities
Network Implementation & Configuration
Network Operations & Support
Network Design & Optimization
Security & Compliance
Documentation & Reporting
Project Delivery
Minimum Requirements
Qualifications
Required Experience
Technical Skills
Essential
Advantageous

DeARX Services (Pty) Ltd, established in 2001, is a South African based company focused on providing Information Technology business solutions, products and consulting to customers in various industries.
The business is structured into 2 divisions:
DeARX Resourcing: specialists in temporary and permanent recruitment.
DeARX Managed Services: delivers end-to-end systems integration solutions across a wide spectrum of technologies, with deep specialisation in cloud-native platforms, DevOps, identity management, and data integration. Our services span the full integration lifecycle—from assessment and architecture to deployment, monitoring, and support—anchored by a strong foundation in technologies such as IBM, WSO2, Apache Camel, Kubernetes, and AWS. We offer a robust integration Platform-as-a-Service (iPaaS) model, deployable across cloud and on-premise environments, enabling clients to retain control, scale flexibly, and integrate securely across hybrid infrastructures. With a proven track record of crafting pragmatic, high-performing solutions backed by automation, observability, and continuous delivery practices, we help clients unlock lasting value and innovation in their digital ecosystems