Python Automation Developer
Python Automation Developer
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design, build and maintain tools to better support deployment, testing, and operational functions for network infrastructure
- Research and integrate industry best practices in network orchestration initiatives, create operational standards around monitoring and network configuration management
- Actively help identify gaps that are pain points for up/downstream organizations and take a leadership role in executing a solution
- Help improve the Verisign monitoring infrastructure by expanding on current data visualization initiatives and leverage protocols such as NetFlow and technologies such as Streaming Telemetry
- Help design and implement auto-remediation functions to monitor, manage and recover from undesirable network events
- Take a “monitor/measure all the things” approach to help provide more insight into critical infrastructure and applications
- Experience working with or creating APIs and understanding of data transport and serialization formats such as SOAP, XMLRPC, REST, JSON, XML, YAMLExperience with network devices (routers, switches, load balancers) and a good understanding of network routing protocols
- Debug issues within custom code efficiently
- Quickly adapt to and learn new technologies, both development framework and technology advancements
- Have a high aptitude and technology-agnostic approach to engineering
- Solid understanding of the Linux operating systems and Docker containers.
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