Network Engineer at Openkyber California
Network Engineer at Openkyber California
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Manage and support all Network and Network Security Infrastructure running on AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Azure, Oracle Clouds.
- Responsible for ensuring network stability and performance for Rubrik Inc. On-Premises and Public Cloud networks.
- Provide support for network infrastructure problems by monitoring the team’s support queue, troubleshooting and diagnosing problems, identifying the root cause of critical issues, and ensuring corrective action is taken following problem identification.
- Participate in On-Call Rotation.
- Experience 7+ years extensive network engineering and experience of architecture, Designing and implementing enterprise (Data center/Public Clouds) at scale using industry standard networking solutions.
- Proficient in Public Cloud platforms. Public Cloud Network Certifications are a plus. (at least one cloud exp. Is needed)
- Understanding of Enterprise Network design, including Data Center, Campus, Public Cloud, and Global WAN connectivity.
- Understanding of Networking technologies: IPv4/IPv6, BGP/MBGP, VPN, L2 switching, and VxLAN.Understanding of L2/L3 networking protocols.
- Hands-on experience for multiple hardware vendors, including Cisco IOS, NX-OS, Meraki, Mellanox, Cumulus.
- Knowledge of network layer security, including Firewalls (Palo Alto, Fortinet, 802.1.x, Network Authentication Systems, and VPN technologies. Automation Skills: Python, Ansible, Terraform.
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