Network Operations Engineer

We are looking for a NetOps Engineer to strengthen one of our teams.

Responsibilities:

• Designing the architecture, deploying, and operating the data transmission network;
• Configuring servers and active network equipment;
• Optimizing network performance;
• Developing and maintaining the network monitoring infrastructure;
• Automating network provisioning.

Requirements:

• Deep knowledge and hands-on experience with configuring dynamic routing based on the BGP protocol (iBGP, MP-BGP, eBGP);
• Experience working with and configuring routing policies in FRRouting, GoBGP, and Bird;
• Experience deploying and operating geographically distributed networks based on EVPN/VXLAN, WireGuard tunnels, and other L2/L3 VPNs;
• Strong troubleshooting skills across all layers of the network (server, data center, global Internet);
• Experience configuring networks in Linux; solid skills in tuning and optimizing Linux network stack performance;
• Understanding of network segmentation principles; experience deploying isolated environments; hands-on experience with iptables/nftables/ferm;
• Skills in network provisioning and configuration management using Ansible.

Nice to Have:

• Experience operating networks in Docker, Nomad, and Kubernetes;
• Configuring network monitoring (Zabbix, VictoriaMetrics, Grafana, AlertManager, LibreNMS);
• Experience deploying and operating private networks in data centers of hosting providers such as AWS, OVH, Datapacket, Hetzner, GCP, Alibaba, etc.;
• Knowledge and understanding of routing protocols such as OSPF and PIM;
• Experience configuring and deploying remote VPN solutions (OpenVPN, SSL VPN);
• Experience working with Cisco Nexus hardware switches.

We offer:

• Flexible schedule - you choose when to start your day;
• Relocation to Bilbao, Spain for you and your family, with full support at every stage (documents, housing, adaptation, even pets);
• Unlimited vacation - take time off when you really need it;
• A culture of trust and respect for professionals, with no micromanagement;
• A modern office in a cozy district, regular team events and off-sites;
• Growth and participation in architectural decisions, challenging tasks, and a strong team you can learn from.