Network Engineer
Job details
A person is responsible for the smooth functioning of the network and daily performance bottleneck monitoring. Coming up with a new solution/implementation idea to speed up the network (if any). Communication with vendor to acquire demo/production hardware. Skills to automate hardware and network monitoring and reporting. We are planning to set up a hardware lab on our premises to try and build /benchmark new server hardware, bare metal operating system and benchmark switches. Background : Stock broking, HFT, Investment Management Company Responsibilities
- Working with traders to add or modify network connectivity to financial exchange
- Troubleshoot and analyze network-related performance issues
- Taking part in the design of networks for new offices and data centers
- Finding low latency solutions for existing networks
- Provide network support for production, office, and end user environments
- Perform moves, adds, and changes in the network
- Perform market connectivity tests and circuit migrations
- Assist with data center migrations from time-to-time
- Liaising with third parties to maintain communication lines and data center infrastructure
- Coordinate with remote hand technicians to troubleshoot network or hardware issues and provide break/fix resolution for our data centers globally.
- Knowledge of client-server architectures and network design .
- Solid knowledge of Cisco IOS/NxOS and other network operating systems
- Knowledge of routing protocols including static routing, BGP, OSPF & PIM.
- Knowledge of NAT, PAT, PBR and L2 protocols.
- Knowledge of WAN, LAN and datacenter network architectures.
- Knowledge of network design, network operation or network automation
- Experience with multicast configuration .
- Experience of Firewall technology and VPN technology including site-to-site VPN & GRE.
- Knowledge of Unix or Linux
- Strong scripting skills, such as, Python (a plus)
- CCNP or higher (a plus)
- Systems administration experience (a plus)
- Knowledge of data center installation and cabling standards
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