Network Operations Engineer - Columbus, United States - JobBoard

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Network Operations Engineer - AWS, Python

• This position requires candidate to be located in the Columbus, OH area.

By making evidence the heart of security, we help customers stay ahead of ever-changing cyber-attacks.
Corelight is the cybersecurity company that transforms network and cloud activity into evidence.

Evidence that elite defenders use to proactively hunt for threats, accelerate response to cyber incidents, gain complete network visibility and create powerful analytics using machine-learning and behavioral analysis tools.

Easily deployed, and available in traditional and SaaS-based formats, Corelight is the fastest-growing Network Detection and Response (NDR) platform in the industry.

And we are the only NDR platform that leverages the power of Open Source projects in addition to our own technology to deliver Intrusion Detection (IDS), Network Security Monitoring (NSM), and Smart PCAP solutions.

We sell to some of the most sensitive, mission critical large enterprises and government agencies in the world.
This is a great opportunity for an experienced

Network Ops Engineer

to oversee our development laboratory environment

in our Columbus, OH offices .

This role plays a critical part in ensuring the smooth operation, optimization, and innovation of our development, testing, and deployment processes.

This position requires a strong understanding of server lab principles, infrastructure management, and automation tools.

Key Responsibilities:
Design, deploy, and maintain the infrastructure of our development laboratory environment including networking equipment, storage systems, and virtualization platforms.
Develop and implement automation scripts and workflows to streamline deployment, testing, and monitoring processes.
Use monitoring and logging solutions to track system performance, resource utilization, and application health.
Respond to incidents and troubleshoot issues promptly to minimize downtime and maintain service levels.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams including developers, QA, product, and customer success to support development and deployment activities.


Qualifications:

3-5 years experience in lab management or related roles including network wiring, cage layout, lab troubleshooting, and rack, stack and deployment of new hardware.

Proficiency in any modern scripting language (Python, Bash, Powershell, etc.)
Familiarity with using monitoring and logging tools to debug issues
Excellent problem-solving skills
Ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams
Preferred

Qualifications:
Any Network certification such as Cisco CCT/CCNP, Network+, etc.
Hands-on experience with cloud platforms (AWS, Azure) and containerization technologies (Docker, Kubernetes).
In-depth knowledge of configuration management tools (Chef, Puppet)

Location:
This position is hybrid based in Columbus, Ohio and may require occasional travel.

We are proud of our culture and values - driving diversity of background and thought, low-ego results, applied curiosity and tireless service to our customers and community.

Corelight is committed to a geographically dispersed yet connected employee base with employees working from home and office locations around the world.

Fueled by an accelerating revenue stream, and investments from top-tier venture capital organizations such as Crowdstrike, Accel and Insight - we are rapidly expanding our team.

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The compensation for this position may vary depending on factors such as your location, skills and experience.

Depending on the nature and seniority of the role, a percentage of compensation may come in the form of a commission-based or discretionary bonus.

Equity and additional benefits will also be awarded.
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