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Network Implementation Engineer

Pico
Location
AMRS
Posted
2 months ago
Department
Network Implementation
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 10-14 years' experience deploying and supporting Firewall and Network equipment in a service provider environment or a large-scale Enterprise network
  • Experience with Fortinet, Cisco ASA, Arista, and Nexus hardware and software
  • Strong knowledge of IPSec VPN, NAT and managing firewall policy
  • Highly proficient in routing protocols: BGP
  • Knowledge of TCP, UDP and upper layer protocols
  • Ability to analyze and diagnose problems and effectively lead to system recovery
Nice to have
  • Multicast experience
  • Familiarity with Ansible, Linux, Python
  • Experience with cross-connectivity to high-speed, ultra-low latency financial markets and venues
  • Creative thinker with out of the box ideas
  • Keen to contribute ideas, share knowledge, and help others develop
What the job really is

The Network Implementation Engineer at Pico will design, deploy, and troubleshoot low latency connectivity solutions for clients and internal infrastructure projects. This role involves collaborating with the Service Operations Team to manage escalations, perform network infrastructure changes, and mentor team members. The engineer will also engage in daily meetings to assess changes and their impacts, ensuring high standards in network performance and reliability.

Benefits
  • Remote position
  • Expected to work Tuesday-Saturday
  • Full compensation packages based on candidate experience and relevant certification
  • New York Pay range $150,000 — $180,000 USD
Things to weigh
  • Role requires working hours that may vary significantly due to multiple jurisdictions/geographies
  • Travel may be required occasionally, though not frequently
  • No specific benefits or perks listed beyond compensation
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