Network Architect
About the role
- In depth knowledge and experience of the listed below network technologies is required.
- Routing and Switching: VXLAN, Cisco ACI, BGP, OSPF, SDWAN, MPLSFirewall: Palo Alto Networks, Cisco ASALoad balancers: F5 LTM/GTM, Anycast
- Cloud platforms: AWS, Azure, GCPVirtualization: SDN, NFVDemonstrated experience serving as a network architect in a large firm with emphasis on modern software driven networks.
- Comprehensive understanding of LAN and WAN topologies, Data Center and Cloud environments, voice, video, and collaboration platforms, and end-user device technologies.
- Proven ability in leading large-scale infrastructure builds and refreshes, consolidating and modernizing technology footprints, cloud integration and migrations, and network capacity optimization.
- Experience working in a global environment with stakeholders across multiple geographies.
- Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills with a proven track record of translating strategies into designs and plans that can be effectively executed.
- Bachelor's degree in computer science or related discipline; 10+ years as a Network Engineer with 5+ years in network engineering and design experience.
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