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They design, build, and secure the plant network that connects PLCs, HMIs, robots, and SCADA to each other and to the enterprise — configuring managed switches, VLANs and segmentation, industrial protocols, and the cybersecurity controls that protect the OT environment.
For plant-floor work, prioritize OT experience. Industrial networks use protocols (EtherNet/IP, PROFINET) and reliability and safety requirements that general IT networking does not cover. An engineer who bridges both IT and OT is ideal for IT/OT convergence projects.
Increasingly central. As factories connect OT to IT and the internet, control systems become targets. Look for ISA/IEC 62443 knowledge, network segmentation, and secure remote-access design — protecting critical infrastructure is now a core part of the job, not an add-on.
Rates vary with OT depth, cybersecurity skill, and scope. As a benchmark, the network-and-systems-administrator category runs a median near $95,360 a year, and OT-security specialists command more. Each profile shows the rate openly, so you compare before reaching out.
Network engineers keep the plant connected and secure — designing and maintaining the industrial (OT) networks that link PLCs, HMIs, robots, and SCADA to each other and to the enterprise. Demand is climbing as factories converge IT and OT, add IIoT devices, and face real cybersecurity pressure on critical infrastructure. Engineers who understand both industrial protocols (EtherNet/IP, PROFINET) and secure network design (VLANs, segmentation, ISA/IEC 62443) are increasingly essential to a modern plant.
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