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Senior Network Test Engineer - First Round Onsite interview

Posted 3 days ago

zealogicscomNew York (NY)

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About the role

Networking And Programming Linux Skills Design Engineer This is a hybrid between networking and programming Linux skills. Tilting more on the Linux side, rather than core networking side --- currently a large gap on the team. This person will be doing staging, etc. Must understand operating systems and ideally code. Also, understand the compute side. Design Engineer: If you know how to configure a platform, validate a solution, and how to test in this environment Must:8+ years of strong network engineer experience; specifically LAN/WAN network design, engineering, testing, and certification/validation Strong hands-on routing & switching background OSPF and Layer 2 protocols/Spanning Tree. Strong experience with Cisco networking platforms, including Catalyst and Nexus; experience with IOS/NE/NCOS and code/features (okay to find someone who is less experienced in CORE networking) Strong Linux foundation - administration, networking, and automation Strong hands-on Python automation experience Rate range -$50-$55

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