Network, security and wireless engineering services for enterprise and federal clients
ENCS is a Wayne, New Jersey IT services firm whose stack is dominated by enterprise networking and security tooling: Cisco ACI, DNA Center, ISE and Viptela alongside Palo Alto Networks, Panorama, Prisma and NSX-T. Job posts point to RF and wireless work beyond core IT, including distributed antenna system design and post-processing of LTE and 5G logs, plus a federal SOC automation effort. Hiring is engineering-led but slow, with roles spread across Pakistan, Canada and India.
ENCS is a privately held IT consulting and services company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Wayne, New Jersey, with 51–200 employees. It delivers network infrastructure, infrastructure and endpoint security, data center and disaster recovery design, cloud computing, database administration, technical support and project management. Its engineers work across Azure, AWS and GCP environments and monitor networks with SolarWinds, PRTG and Auvik. The firm also offers web and application development using React, Angular, Vue, Node.js, Python, Java, .NET and Ruby on Rails.
ENCS works with Cisco ACI, DNA Center, ISE, ASA and Viptela, Palo Alto Networks with Panorama and Prisma, NSX-T, Infoblox, SolarWinds, PRTG and Auvik, across Azure, AWS and GCP, plus React, Node.js, Python and .NET.
ENCS currently hires in Pakistan, Canada and India, mainly for engineering, with some operations, security, sales and marketing roles. Overall hiring velocity is minimal.
Job posts mention distributed antenna system design for high-capacity venues, post-processing WCDMA, LTE and 5G log files, federal SOC automation, end-user computing work and lead generation strategy.
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