We’re looking for a Network Engineer to help build and run a high-performance global WAN that underpins critical, latency-sensitive systems. You’ll join a small engineering group responsible for keeping complex routing infrastructure fast, stable, and predictable at scale.
This role suits someone who likes owning production networks end-to-end and digging deep into routing behaviour when things don’t look right.
Responsibilities:
Running and improving a geographically distributed WAN with demanding uptime and performance targets
Designing and supporting networks built on MPLS
Operating routing services across multiple BGP families in production
Deploying and maintaining multicast capabilities, including MVPN
Investigating forwarding paths, label stacks, and traffic behaviour across the network
Supporting IP services and traffic flows across multiple sites
Writing and maintaining clear design documentation and operational guides
Working closely with other engineers and operations teams to deliver projects and support live systems
Taking ownership of complex incidents that require detailed technical analysis
Requirements
Hands-on experience operating MPLS-based networks in production
Strong knowledge of BGP (including EVPN and VPNv4)
Solid understanding of MPLS forwarding, label distribution, and traffic flow
Familiarity with at least one major routing platform such as Arista or Cisco
A track record of diagnosing non-trivial routing and forwarding issues
Strong fundamentals in TCP/IP , QoS, and traffic engineering
Experience working in environments where reliability and correctness matter
Network automation or tooling experience (e.g. Python )
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