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Network Engineer with python exp

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rootshellSunnyvale (CA)

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About the role

Network Engineer With Python ExpRootshell Enterprise Technologies Inc. is a recognized provider of professional IT Consulting services in the US. We are actively seeking a Network Engineer with Python experience for one of our clients in Sunnyvale, California.
Location: Sunnyvale, California
Duration: Long Term
Job Summary: Works with the Network Architecture team to translate architecture requirements into platform-level configurations. Should have implementation skills with a general-purpose object-oriented programming language like Python. Familiarity with JSON, REST APIs, CI/CD concepts, Git, and Linux/UNIX-based systems.
Responsibilities:
  • Troubleshooting: Participates with NSE as needed to troubleshoot layer 1-3 network issues experienced by end customers and service providers network
  • Design: Critical thinking and analytical approach to problem-solving
  • Collaborate with network engineers to automate various processes, build software infrastructure for network monitoring and analysis - provide data points for capacity planning and architecture change analysis
  • End to end testing of integrated solutions/services including BSS, OSS, and Software Engineering, with Network platforms/elements
  • Develop code to monitor network health, thresholds and systems that proactively analyze and mitigate service disrupting network events in private cloud environment
  • Provides feedback on how testing results can result in design changes to the Network Architecture team and platform vendors
  • Develops scripts that are the basis for test automation and incorporated into a test automation framework
  • Training: Develops training guide for NSE personnel

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