Network Engineers are responsible for setting up and maintaining the day-to-day operation of branch computer networks.

Designing, Implementing and administering Intranet, Extranet, Local Area Network, Wide Area Network

Documentation, Inventory updates

Work with all levels of staff within and outside of Technology Function and external organization

• Installing, configuring, maintaining network devices including routers, switches, WAN accelerators
• Maximize the network services stability in Hub and Spoke network, Data Center network
• Configure, operate and maintain firewalls, load balancers to maximize network efficiency and security
• Troubleshooting, diagnosing, resolving the network problems and identify the potential issues
• Monitor the network errors, performance issues and escalate the alerts when required
• Backup configurations and consistency checks
• Regular patching and updates as per schedule
• Collect statistics and generate regular health check report
• Implementing data, network security measures for Multi-cloud architecture
• Deliver the network services to meet the project timeline
• Train new staff to provide first rate technical support
• Decommissioning the aging and obsolete devices
• Manage cable contractors in structured cabling
• Documentation and inventory updates
• Product and new technologies evaluation
• Vendor / Supplier sourcing, procuring network equipment, network communication links

• Diploma in Network Engineering or Bachelor Degree in Engineering / IT related field
• Prefer certified network professional in CISCO, Check Point, Palo Alto, f5, Fortinet
• 3-5 years of experiences in Network Engineering
• 2+ years of experiences in Medium/Large enterprise networks.
• Strong understanding of network hardware and technologies
• MPLS, SAN, VLAN, STP, NAT, DHCP, Static, Dynamic routing, VPC
• Hub and spoke WAN topology, DMVPN, SDWAN
• Clustered Enterprise firewalls, load balancer setup and configuration.
• Implementing Threat Preventions, Intrusion detection prevention system
• Network Function Virtualization