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Network Automation & OSS Designer

Bounteous
Location
London
Posted
11 days ago
Department
Technology: Data
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 8–15 years of experience in network automation, OSS solution design, or network architecture roles
  • Proven expertise in designing solutions for network orchestration and activation platforms
  • Strong knowledge of network resource APIs and interfaces: NETCONF/YANG, RESTCONF, gNMI/gRPC, OpenConfig, SNMP
  • Experience with TMF Open APIs (TMF641, TMF639, TMF638, TMF640, TMF642, TMF652) for service and resource management
  • Hands-on experience with Config-as-Code and Infrastructure-as-Code tools: Ansible, Terraform, Helm, GitOps workflows
  • Strong understanding of Apache Kafka: topic design, partitioning, consumer groups, schema registry, and Kafka Streams
Nice to have
  • Hands-on development experience with Python, Go, or Java for network automation tooling
  • Understanding of zero-touch provisioning (ZTP), self-healing networks, and autonomous network operations
  • Experience with digital twin concepts for network simulation and what-if analysis
  • Exposure to intent-based networking (IBN) and policy frameworks (OPA, TOSCA)
What the job really is

The Network Automation & OSS Designer role at Bounteous involves designing end-to-end network automation solutions, developing reference architectures, and defining integration patterns for APIs and event-driven architectures. The position requires collaboration with various teams to implement scalable solutions while ensuring alignment with industry standards and best practices in network automation and cloud-native OSS development.

Things to weigh
  • Contract position with a duration of 3+ months and rolling
  • No salary or specific benefits mentioned in the posting
  • Requires a high level of technical expertise and experience in a specialized field
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