Network Engineer

Description :

- Design, implement, and manage enterprise-level LAN/WAN networks, including core and edge routing and switching.

- Manage and configure network devices such as routers, switches, and load balancers.

- Perform network troubleshooting and fault isolation to quickly resolve issues related to network latency, packet loss, and device failures.

- Ensure optimal performance of network components through monitoring tools and capacity planning.

- Work on network segmentation (VLANs, VRF) and secure network architecture using ACLs and firewall rules.

- Configure and maintain network routing protocols such as BGP, OSPF, EIGRP, and static routing to ensure high availability and redundancy.

- Manage network connectivity between branch offices, data centers, and partner networks using VPNs, MPLS, and SD-WAN technologies.

- Maintain detailed documentation of network configurations, diagrams, and procedures.

2. Azure Cloud Networking :

- Design and deploy secure, scalable, and high-performing Azure Virtual Networks (VNet), subnets, and Network Security Groups (NSG).

- Implement Azure VPN Gateway and Azure ExpressRoute for hybrid cloud connectivity between on-premises networks and Azure.

- Manage Azure Load Balancer and Azure Traffic Manager for distributing traffic across resources in different regions.

- Configure and troubleshoot Azure Network Watcher, Azure Firewall, Azure Application Gateway, and WAF for enhanced security.

- Use Azure Bastion for secure management of Azure virtual machines.

- Optimize cloud network performance through Azure Monitor, Network Performance Monitor (NPM), and Log Analytics.

- Ensure proper network governance, manage IP addressing and name resolution using Azure DNS.

- Implement best practices for high availability, disaster recovery, and failover mechanisms in the Azure cloud environment.

- Work with cloud-native services like Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Azure App Services from a networking perspective.