Network engineer with 6 years in enterprise networks, managing routing and switching for a bank with 450 branches across western India. Configures OSPF and BGP, MPLS and SD-WAN links, and FortiGate firewalls. Led the SD-WAN rollout that cut branch link costs and improved failover to 4G backup.
Selected projects from the full register of 28. Completion certificates and client references available for every row.
| Project | Scale | Role | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| SD-WAN migration playbookstep-by-step cut-over plan reused for later branch migrations | |||
| Network documentation driveupdated diagrams and IP plans for 40 hospital sites |
"On time" means the certified completion date, not the press release. One project in 28 ran late — a 2019 mall, 11 weeks, monsoon flooding plus a contractor default. I list it because you'd find it anyway.
Pour cycles, shuttering rotation, crane time, monsoon planning. A tower is a rhythm — my job is keeping the beat when weather, vendors and drawings all miss theirs.
7-day slab cycle held, 8 floors
Cube registers, rebar inspections, pour cards, NCR closure. Concrete doesn't accept apologies — it accepts cover blocks, vibration and curing, checked every time.
0 structural NCRs in 12 years
Height work permits, toolbox talks in three languages, and the unpopular decisions — stopping a pour at 4 p.m. because the shoring didn't look right. It wasn't.
4.2M man-hours, 0 fatalities
RA bills, BOQ deviations, extra-item claims, subcontractor reconciliation. The technical half wins the site; this half keeps the project solvent.
₹34 Cr claims settled, documented
Baseline programmes, look-ahead schedules, catch-up plans that crews actually follow — because they were built with the foremen, not emailed to them.
26 of 28 projects on/ahead
Weekly reviews, design-query turnaround, the honest flag raised early. Clients renew with engineers whose bad news arrives before it becomes expensive.
3 clients, repeat projects
step-by-step cut-over plan reused for later branch migrations
updated diagrams and IP plans for 40 hospital sites
Photograph — helmet on, drawings in hand, on the slab
Network engineer with ten years of experience designing and running enterprise networks for hospitals, banks and manufacturing clients. Handles routing, switching, firewalls, SD-WAN and wireless across more than 150 sites, and leads L2 and L3 escalations.
"The structure will stand for sixty years. The shortcuts would have been invisible for five."
Experience
IT infrastructure services company
Lead network operations for a hospital chain with 40 sites, keeping core and Wi-Fi networks available for clinical systems.
Systems integrator for manufacturing plants
Built plant networks with segmented production and office VLANs for three new factories. Installed and tuned wireless for warehouses with handheld scanners, fixing roaming dropouts.
Internet service provider
Configured customer premises routers for leased line and broadband customers. Resolved link and routing complaints for business customers within the escalation SLA.
Clients & consultants say
Structural consultant
"Harish is the only site man who calls me before the problem, not after. The stopped pour in 2022 — his call, against every commercial pressure on that site — is why I take his projects."
Principal, structural consultancy, PuneWorked together on 4 projectsClient project head
"His weekly reports say what's actually happening — including what's late and whose fault it is, his own included. After two decades of contractor optimism, that's worth more than any Gantt chart."
VP Projects, developerRepeat client, 3 projectsOpen to senior network engineer and PMC roles — high-rise, industrial or infrastructure. Pune preferred, site postings anywhere in India considered for the right project. Completion certificates and references ready.