Looking for a Network Architect to engineer and architect large-scale networks with knowledge of OSPF, BGP, and programming efficiencies using Python.
Job Description
- We are looking for an individual with capability to Engineer and architect large scale networks.
- They must be well versed in OSPF and BGP and have ability to speak to it at RFC protocol level, which is far more critical than operational output show commands.
- A solid modern engineer and architect should have an ability to solve problems with repeatable reuse. In other words, programmatically.
- They don't have to be an expert but they need to already think this way, it's critical for scaling and conformance to common standards.
- Playing a little with Python because they hear it's cool is not the same.
- Having implemented, weather production or on own, and ability to add programmatic efficiencies for repeatable common solutions is key, even if manually defined.
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