IP Automamtion Engineer
We offer:
* Atractive salary (b2b contract)
* Fully remote work
Responsibilities:
* First 3 months:
** Get to know the estate at a working level: the sites, the role of each device, how services are separated from each other, and how the existing tooling fits together.
** Learn the change workflow end to end and run changes with it under review: prepare, pre-check, stage, apply, verify.
** Take ownership of parts of the existing tooling: fix defects, add tests, improve error handling and documentation.
** Extend the automated checks so that common mistakes are caught before a change reaches a device.
** Help keep the inventory and the source of truth accurate and automate the reconciliation between them and the live network.
** Contribute to monitoring and telemetry: onboarding devices and building checks that answer real operational questions.
* Ongoing responsibilities:
** Build automated procedures for the setup and configuration of network elements.
** Design, write and maintain automation for configuration management, change delivery, validation and reporting.
** Prepare and run network changes through the tooling, following the review and approval rules.
** Integrate network devices and platforms through their APIs and command-line interfaces in a consistent, safe way.
** Keep configuration backups, change history and documentation current.
** Investigate faults together with the team and with application owners and turn recurring investigations into tools.
** Support the build-out of new sites and services with templates and code rather than one-off manual work.
** Find repetitive manual work and remove it.
* What good looks like after six months
** The automated setup and configuration of network elements is deployed and in use.
** You run routine changes on your own, end to end, through the tooling.
** You own at least one tool or workflow, including its tests and documentation.
** The rest of the team relies on something you built.
* Atractive salary (b2b contract)
* Fully remote work
Responsibilities:
* First 3 months:
** Get to know the estate at a working level: the sites, the role of each device, how services are separated from each other, and how the existing tooling fits together.
** Learn the change workflow end to end and run changes with it under review: prepare, pre-check, stage, apply, verify.
** Take ownership of parts of the existing tooling: fix defects, add tests, improve error handling and documentation.
** Extend the automated checks so that common mistakes are caught before a change reaches a device.
** Help keep the inventory and the source of truth accurate and automate the reconciliation between them and the live network.
** Contribute to monitoring and telemetry: onboarding devices and building checks that answer real operational questions.
* Ongoing responsibilities:
** Build automated procedures for the setup and configuration of network elements.
** Design, write and maintain automation for configuration management, change delivery, validation and reporting.
** Prepare and run network changes through the tooling, following the review and approval rules.
** Integrate network devices and platforms through their APIs and command-line interfaces in a consistent, safe way.
** Keep configuration backups, change history and documentation current.
** Investigate faults together with the team and with application owners and turn recurring investigations into tools.
** Support the build-out of new sites and services with templates and code rather than one-off manual work.
** Find repetitive manual work and remove it.
* What good looks like after six months
** The automated setup and configuration of network elements is deployed and in use.
** You run routine changes on your own, end to end, through the tooling.
** You own at least one tool or workflow, including its tests and documentation.
** The rest of the team relies on something you built.