F5 Networks is looking for an Enterprise Network Engineer

hi,

my team is looking for an Enterprise Network Engineer.

if you are from Seattle or the area, please contact me. being part of this forum and knowing the quality of the people here, I had no second thoughts posting this here first.
we will be giving an advantage to people coming from TE applying for this position if you qualify for this role.

Position Summary
As an Enterprise Network Engineer (ENE) you will become the product expert and technical "go to" point within the Support organization, interfacing directly with Product Development. The ENE position is the technical interface between the Global Services organization and all other company departments. This position is expected to have complete product knowledge and expert, in-depth network engineering knowledge, including design and troubleshooting.

Primary Responsibilities

Serve as the technical expert and technical focal point for SDC products as Tier 3.5 engineer in deployment and malfunction tasks
Perform integration and sanity tests
Support customer deliveries and installations
Build and maintain look-alike environments in the lab for support and testing purposes
Interact with customers at technical levels for system installations, implementations and problem resolution
Responsible for system deployment, integration and support activities (e.g. OS, network, system, applications, etc)
Provide complex system problem support, troubleshooting and problem analysis for the different hardware and software components in the system
Provide on-call and/or on-site technical support for field engineers
Write deployment and support documentation for on-site activities
Maintain close interactions with all technical and project related personnel, within the company, as well as customer organizations

Provides 3 types of functions

Delivery Engineer – Responsible for system integration at customer site
Support Engineer – On call (24x7) support for production systems.
Professional Services Engineer – Provide customers with enhance integration activities, ATP, etc.

Other Responsibilities

Responsible for upholding F5’s Business Code of Ethics and for promptly reporting violations of the Code or other company policies.
Performs other related duties as assigned.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Demonstrated relevant work experience from a technical customer support background.
Undergraduate Computer Science degree or equivalent work experience.
Expert technical knowledge of TCP/IP and Unix/Linux.
Demonstrated experience and expert-level knowledge with network devices (routers, switches, etc.), including such topics as HTTP headers, ISO layers, and TCP flags.
Strong interpersonal and presentation skills, both oral and written, with the ability to articulate and educate customers about complex technology in a simple way.Ability to diffuse complicated technical and political situations with enterprise customers.

Additional qualifications - We are seeking candidates who possess the following

Minimum of 8 years of relevant work experience
Familiarity with load balancing (preferably F5) and security products such as F5 Big IP.
Knowledge in information security technologies: Firewalls / Proxies
Hands on experience in diagnosing system and network performance of production systems.
In depth, admin level knowledge of GNU/Linux & UNIX (RHEL/CentOS & Solaris) – must
Knowledge of Networking (TCP/IP stack - must, SCTP – advantage)
Knowledge of scripting languages (Bash, Python) – must
Knowledge of web and application servers (Apache, Tomcat) – advantage
Knowledge of Databases (SQL/NoSQL) e.g. MySQL & Cassandra - advantage
Hands on experience with VMware ESXi / KVM / OpenStack - advantage
Knowledge of high level languages such as Java – desirable
Knowledge of open source projects such as M/Monit, SaltStack, Corosync - advantage
Diameter – SS7 - desirable

Physical Demands and Work Environment

Duties are performed in a normal office environment while sitting at a desk or computer table.
Duties require the ability to utilize a computer, communicate over the telephone, and read printed material.
Duties require being on call periodically and working outside normal working hours (evenings and weekends).
Duties may require the ability to travel via automobile or airplane, approximately 30-40% of the time spent traveling.
Job requires the ability to lift up to 50 lbs.

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Comments

chrisone

Wow! awesome opportunity for a talented individual living up north.

I have been to the campus twice, nice facility except for those stairs coming out of the south building when you cross the entrance street towards the north building

I tripped on that uneven stair and dented my macbook laptop shell.

Good luck finding the correct candidate. Using TE was a good move, a huge network of individuals here.

Expect

if you get a job offer, we will give you the luxury of picking between a Lenovo or a new MacBook to make up for your bad experience with our stairs lol

chrisone

hahaha thanks. I literally flew almost into Harrison street.

These stairs
https://www.google.com/maps/@47.6221441,-122.3630966,3a,75y,183.74h,77.06t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s6OSjSCgRnE1LXI7Lt1JWkg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

so funny

If you are walking up the stairs, on the left hand side, check the last stair and look how uneven it is. You will see what I am referring to, then you will probably laugh for the rest of your day imagining me falling and rolling onto Harrison st.

Expect

LOL! I haven't noticed it. next time I'm there, I'll definitely check it out!

Expect

And we are looking for another role within the same team.

Title: Field Customer Engineer
Location: Seattle, WA.
I don't have job description yet but the candidate must be proficient with Linux (Administration, shell scripting, etc), Networking, High Availability and Virtualization (VMware ESX is good enough). this is a customer facing role in our support team.

apr911

Awesome stuff... I've probably already applied to at least one of these through F5's site.

Seattle only though eh? That's a bit of a drawback for me... Love Seattle, Love F5's campus there, dont think I could do Seattle as a permanent location though. Plus Im still holding out hope to find the fully remote position that will allow me to travel the US & world while collecting a paycheck.

Best of luck in the hiring!