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and ensure the business's network security is ahead of the business requirements, whilst also pushing standardisation through automation. My client has built numerous distributed systems on an agile, reliable, multi-vendor network infrastructure, this supports all traffic profiles from trading to internet connectivity. Enabling those systems … by deep diving into packet captures and reviewing audit logs. Assist the team with support tasks and help improve the teams ability to monitor systems effectively through scripting and or collaborating with Developers for more complex dtasks. Working closely with Cyber Security to mitigate threats and stay on top more »

and that solutions meet both short-term objectives and long-term vision. Contributes to and leads new designs, architectures and standards for large-scale distributed systems spanning multiple territories and regions. Communication & Delivery Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure the successful delivery and support of all Cloud … Fargate as well as container orchestration and container runtime technologies such as Docker and CRI-O. Experience of administering AWS services such as IAM, Systems Manager, DXGW, IGW and TGW. Experience with Linux administration, including command line interface and shell scripting. Proven experience of working within Agile methodologies such more »

languages at a functional level. The ideal Software Developer will have Python Microservices stack experience and the ability to understand communication flows within a distributed system. You are not afraid to dive in and understand the full end to end system that delivers our solutions. Understand the big picture … REST API's Strong Experience in automated unit and integration testing. Experience in working in an agile environment such as Scrum including agile ticketing systems such as Jira Nice to Have Accredited CCNA/CCNP level of networking experience. Good understanding of CRUD operations using Netconf, CLI and SNMP more »