Network Engineer

Job Description:

Job role
•    Candidate will be expected to evaluate the traditional DC implementation.
•    Candidate will need to collate and document customer requirements for DC network solution.
•    Candidate will need to work on High Level Design for SDDC (Aruba SDDC / Cisco ACI / Arista/Juniper Apstra) solution including Bill Of Materials, topologies, High Availability, features, etc
•    Candidate will need to work on Low Level Design for SDDC (Aruba SDDC / Cisco ACI / Arista) solution including templates, policies, integrations, multi-pod environment, multi-site environment, etc.
•    Candidate will create integration and Migration approach for DC.
•    Candidate will need to execute solution deployment, fault troubleshooting, etc
•    Candidate will be expected to support operations team for Root Cause Analysis, P1 troubleshooting, etc.

Required skills & knowledge,
•    Good knowledge and experience on Aruba SDDC / Cisco ACI / Arista solution.
•    Good knowledge and concepts on VXLAN, multicast, IPv6, storage, LACP, Port-groups, port-teaming   etc.
•    Good knowledge and experience in DC technologies including Load Balancers, Cloud connectivity, micro-segmentation, PCI segmentation, DDNS, network perimeter security, etc.
•    Good knowledge on routing protocols like BGP, OSPF, EIGRP, ISIS etc.
•    Good Exposure for L4-L7 Integration with Aruba SDDC/Cisco ACI/Arista.
•    Good knowledge and experience on Cisco ACI, Arista & Aruba DC solution
•    Exposure to Automation and Analytics.
•    Exposure to network management tools & platforms.
•    Good Experience on Migration process like network discovery of old environment such as l2 & L3 Flow, Application discovery, Application flow etc and execution in new environment.
•    SDDC related certifications Such as VMware Certified Advanced Professional or ACI black belt will be preferred. 
•    Candidate should be flexible to work in New network domain as per organization requirement.

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