Resident Network Engineer

Piper Companies is seeking a Resident Network Engineer to join a leading Cable Service Provider in Seattle, WA in an On-Site environment. This is a highly technical, post-sales support role with a focus on IP-based service provider networks and security platforms.

Responsibilities of the Resident Network Engineer include:

• Work closely with customer and Technical Assistance Centre to resolve issues.

• Act as a customer technical liaison for Networks support and development teams.

• Identify, research, and resolve technical problems of a diverse scope.

• Assist in the development and testing of new features and services/functionality.

• Provide informal workshops to transfer knowledge to engineering staff/customers.

• Evaluate technical specifications for interoperability.

• Assist the customer to develop Network and Equipment Operating Procedures.

Qualifications for the Resident Network Engineer include:

• 5+ years of experience supporting networking and security products in LAN/WAN/Internet environments.

• Experience with JUNOS CLI or other Network OS.

• Hands-on experience with SRX Series high-end firewalls (cluster and MNHA).

• Understanding of security best practices: Stateful firewall, NAT, ALG’s, DOS/DDOS mitigation, IPS/IDS, AppFW, SIEM, Threat intelligence.

• Strong knowledge of IP service provider protocols: TCP/IP, subnetting, routing protocols (OSPF, IS-IS, MPLS, RSVP, IPv6, BGP), VPNs.

• Hands-on configuration and operational knowledge of JUNOS and SRX-Series products.

Compensation for the Resident Network Engineer includes:

Salary Range: $, - $,

Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, K, PTO, Sick Leave if required by law, and Holidays

This job opens for applications on //5. Applications for this job will be accepted for at least days from the posting date.

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