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NIH-NCBI

Biomedical research information

Senior Network Engineer

Full-Time
$110k - $160k
Expert
Bethesda, MD, USA
HybridOnsite in Bethesda with the option for some remote work.
IT OperationsNetwork Engineering & Administration

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 10 years of hands-on experience in network engineering.
  • Strong experience with Arista EOS/CloudVision and F5 BIG-IP.
  • Expertise in BGP, OSPF, VxLAN, and EVPN protocols.
  • Proficiency in Python scripting and network automation.
  • Ability to work independently.
Responsibilities
  • Design and implement high-performance network architectures, focusing on Spine-and-Leaf designs.
  • Use Arista EOS and CloudVision.
  • Configure and maintain F5 BIG-IP platforms, including virtual servers, pools, and iRules.
  • Use Python and Linux tools to automate network management and streamline operations.
  • Mentor team members, handle complex issues, and serve as a subject-matter expert.
  • Modernize legacy networks for cloud-native environments and provide expert support for complex network issues.
  • Implement load-balancing strategies, such as round robin and least connections, to optimize application performance and ensure high availability.
  • Set up and manage Arista and F5 device clusters in active/standby or active/active configurations to provide failover capabilities.
  • Configure and manage TACACS+ and RADIUS for device-administration security in Cisco ISE; apply knowledge of AAA frameworks for network access control.
  • Patch network devices, including security fixes and operating-system updates; track vendor-support timelines and manage end-of-life transitions to updated hardware models.
  • Monitor network traffic and alerts for proactive management and capacity planning, and provide current network metrics to technical teams for product development and troubleshooting.
Desired Qualifications
  • A CCIE or similar advanced networking certification is a plus.

About the company

The National Center for Biotechnology Information is a biomedical information center within the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. NCBI develops and maintains databases, search systems and computational resources used to access scientific literature, genomic data and other biomedical information. Researchers, clinicians and the public use services including PubMed and related data platforms. This description follows the NIH and NCBI institutional identity, as directed, and does not treat the external contractor applicant system as the organization itself.

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