Senior Systems Architect - Washington, United States - Vinsys Information Technology

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Job Description Job Description Hope you're doing well. We have an open position for a Senior Systems Architect [F5 LTM ASM WAF Architect] at Washington, DC . Pl. see the details below and let me know your interest. If interested, pl.

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Client :

Federal ClientLocation :
Washington, DCOverview:We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Systems and Networking Architect to join our team.

As a Software Architect, you will be responsible for designing, implementing and maintaining networking and gateway solutions that meet the needs of our federal clients.

Minimum Qualifications:
8+ years of experience in systems and networking architecture with a focus on cloud environments and gateway services.
Hands-on experience with F5 LTM/ASM/WAF and API Gateway platforms.
Strong leadership and communication skills for vendor and team collaboration.

Excellent understanding of LTM configuration (VIPs, Persistence, SNAT, SSL, etc.).Experience writing and troubleshooting iRulesVenafi certificate management integration and support for ATM/ADC F5 and Layer7 API Gateway productsAutomation, observability, telemetry integration with monitoring tools.

Knowledge of troubleshooting tools, such as:
tcpdump, ssldump, openssl, QKView, logs, curl, Wireshark, Fiddler, Postman

Base Knowledge of Big-IQResponsibilities:
Lead the technical design and deployment of systems architecture across platforms.
Define system workflows and paths.
Manage continuous integration and deployment processes.

Drive the implementation of automation for deployment processes (section 4.12).Collaborate with multi-vendor application teams to facilitate a cohesive approach to system architecture.

Lead maintenance of F5 and other architecture component.
Lead troubleshooting of System Architecture components.
Ability to find and troubleshoot issues. Make continuous Architecture improvements.#J-18808-Ljbffr