Senior Cloud Network Engineer – GCP

We’re partnering with a leading enterprise client to hire Product Engineers specialising in Google Cloud Networking to design, deploy, and scale secure, high‑performing cloud network platforms.

If you thrive in GCP-first environments , enjoy solving complex networking challenges, and love combining cloud engineering + DevOps automation , this role is for you.

What you’ll be doing

You’ll play a key role in building and sustaining enterprise‑grade cloud networking solutions across both production and non‑production environments:

• Design, implement and optimise GCP networking architectures
• Lead network deployment, scaling, tech refresh & performance optimisation initiatives
• Automate infrastructure using Terraform & Terraform Cloud
• Manage incidents & problems to improve platform stability
• Review peer code and contribute to engineering best practices
• Own full lifecycle delivery of networking products and solutions
• Ensure compliance with security and control requirements

Core Technical Skills

• Strong hands‑on Google Cloud Platform Networking
• Terraform / Infrastructure as Code
• Python scripting/automation
• DevOps tooling: GitHub, Harness, Terraform Cloud, Jenkins, Vault
• HA VPN
• Dedicated Interconnect
• IP Address Management
• Private Service Connect / Private Service Access
• Google Load Balancers
• Service Directory
• Solid years of hands‑on GCP networking experience in enterprise environments
• Strong understanding of DevOps principles & CI/CD
• Incident/problem management exposure
• Collaborative, product‑focused engineering mindset

Certifications (Highly desirable)

• Google Professional Network Engineer
• Google Professional Security Engineer

Why Join?

• Work on large-scale, business‑critical cloud platforms
• Modern cloud‑native & DevOps toolchain
• Collaborative, forward‑thinking teams

Interested or know someone suitable?

Apply now or message me directly to discuss further.

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