Network Engineer IV

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Rackspace TechnologyTechnology

Source API remote eligibility restrictions: United StatesFull-TimeSenior

SalaryUSD 108253 - 158733.3 / year

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Requirements

Advanced knowledge of design, configuration, installation, and maintenance of enterprise network environments
Advanced knowledge of TCP/IP, OSI model, and switching technologies
Advanced knowledge of BGP and OSPF design, troubleshooting, and optimization
Advanced knowledge of Cisco ACI architecture and data center fabric design
Advanced knowledge of Cisco SD-Access architecture and campus fabric design
Strong knowledge of network security architecture, Palo Alto Networks firewall policy design, and segmentation strategies
Strong knowledge of network access control (NAC) concepts and enforcement using Forescout
CCNP or higher required (Routing and Switching, Enterprise, or Data Center track)
Working knowledge of equipment from multiple vendors such as Cisco, Juniper, and Brocade
Ability to travel periodically to the Seattle, WA metropolitan area

Responsibilities

Design and architect scalable, resilient network solutions across routing, switching, fabric, and security domains
Lead complex troubleshooting efforts for routing protocol issues, fabric/switching connectivity, and firewall policy conflicts
Architect and maintain Cisco ACI and Cisco SD-Access (SDA) fabric environments
Configure, maintain, and troubleshoot Palo Alto Networks firewalls and network access control (NAC) policies using Forescout or Aruba Clearpass
Develop project plans, create technical documentation, and mentor less experienced engineers
Participate in on-call support rotation

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