Manage and troubleshoot production networks, internet peering, traffic, vendor hardware, ISP issues, and optical and IP network components. Responsibilities include monitoring capacity, resolving routing and protocol incidents, performing Layer 1 troubleshooting, coordinating with vendors and service providers, preparing root cause analyses, and providing 24/7 global support.
What this Job Entails:
The Network Operations Engineer II is a network support engineer for managing and troubleshooting Network Production environments. This position requires the ability to work independently with a high level of accuracy and attention to detail.
Scope:
- Applies company policies and procedures to resolve a variety of issues
- Works on problems of moderate scope
- Receives general instructions on routine work and detailed instructions on new projects
Your Roles and Responsibilities:
- Participate in production network and internet peering strategies
- Experience with networking technologies relative to content delivery network, monitoring capacity and peering traffic.
- Day-to-day activities involve working on multiple vendor servers and various software and hardware issues
- Handle traffic and any other queries raised by ISP/partners
- Support team in handling network and traffic peering for any incidents such as input errors, CRC, Capacity, Routing, Protocol, etc.
- Knowledgable in troubleshooting of optical (DWDM, CWDM) and IP network components.
- Working with multiple TAC vendors to fix the hardware issues
- Work with ISP/vendors on fixing any issues related to network
- Participate in 24/7 support with other teams across the globe. Some weekend work may be required.
- Other duties as required. This list is not meant to be a comprehensive inventory of all responsibilities assigned to this position.
Required Qualifications/Skills:
- Bachelor’s degree (B.S/B.A) from four-college or university and 2+ years’ related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience
- Builds productive internal and external working relationships
- Exercises judgment within defined procedures and practices to determine appropriate action
- Understanding of network and traffic peering
- Understanding of fiber-optic technology including cable types, connector types, optic types, patch panels, and optical transport technologies will be advantages.
- Understanding of preparing root cause analysis for any network and server outages.
- Strong communication skills, including the ability to work with service providers, colocation facilities, and ISPs around the world
- Good understanding of:
- IP networking concepts (IPv4/IPv6, BGP, OSPF, MPLS)
- Optical technologies (e.g., DWDM, CWDM, fiber types, optical modules)
- Knowledgeable on Layer 1 troubleshooting.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience working in a multi-vendor network environment.
- Experience on Optical Devices Cienna/Infinera/Huawei preferred.
- Network certifications. CCNP/JNCIP/Ciena preferred
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