Network Engineer IV - US

Responsible for the design, architecture, engineering, implementation, and support of the Enterprise and multi datacenter network environment, spanning routing, switching, campus fabric, and network security.

Acts as a senior technical resource for troubleshooting and architecting complex network solutions and may serve as a project lead or mentor for other engineers on the team. Location: Remote - Work from Home. Pacific Northwest-based preferred but not required.

Periodic travel to the Seattle, WA metropolitan area required, up to 10%.

Key Responsibilities

Designs and architects scalable, resilient network solutions across routing, switching, fabric, and security domains Leads complex troubleshooting efforts, including routing protocol issues, fabric/switching connectivity, and firewall policy conflicts Architects and maintains Cisco ACI fabric environments, including tenant design, endpoint groups, contracts, and fabric integration Architects and maintains Cisco SD-Access (SDA) fabric environments, including underlay/overlay design, fabric edge/border/control-plane nodes, and DNA Center-based policy and segmentation Designs, configures, and troubleshoots BGP and OSPF routing environments, including route redistribution, policy control, and multi-site architectures Architects highly available switching infrastructure across Nexus, ACI, and SD-Access fabric environments, including VXLAN/EVPN-based segmentation and fabric-based redundancy to eliminate single points of failure Configures, maintains, and troubleshoots Palo Alto Networks firewalls, including security policy design, NAT, VPN, and threat prevention Designs and manages network access control (NAC) policies and device compliance using Forescout or Aruba Clearpass.

Serves as an escalation point for high-level, service-impacting network issues Identifies, reviews, and recommends security postures to peers and appropriate security teams Researches, evaluates, and recommends hardware, software, and vendor solu