Sr GPU Cloud South-North Network SRE Expert (SRE SME)
Sr GPU Cloud South-North Network SRE Expert (SRE SME)
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Every route policy, ACL, VRF, and peering session lives as code in the platform's config-management substrate — no config drift, no snowflakes.
- Every BGP flap, every DCI degradation feeds the network-stability predictor.
- Every routine change becomes a workflow the remediation actuator can execute under a maintenance window.
- Job Requirement:5+ years in data center network engineering, with hands-on EVPN-VxLAN deployment experience
- Strong BGP expertise (eBGP/iBGP, route policies, communities, traffic engineering)
- Experience designing and operating multi-site DCI with EVPN multi-homing
- Proficiency with Arista EOS and/or Cisco NX-OS in spine-leaf data center environments
- Experience with firewall platforms (Palo Alto, Fortinet) for perimeter and inter-tenant security
- Hands-on experience with IP transit provisioning and internet peering
- Familiarity with network automation tools (Ansible, Python/Netmiko, Nautobot/NetBox)
- Strong understanding of QoS, traffic engineering, and capacity planning for DC networksAIOps aptitude — you've either driven a network-automation program from ticket-driven ops to intent-driven policy, or you have a clear thesis on how you would.
- Runbook-as-code mindset — configs, changes, and rollbacks should be executable by an agent.
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A number in mind
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