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Low Latency Network Engineer

London
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You will design and build highly available network solutions for our low latency platform as well as the tooling and workflows to ensure the infrastructure is robust, observable and engineered for speed and availability.

The infrastructure is highly automated and you will maintain and develop this automation to enable rapid deployment of new infrastructure whilst maintaining reliable operations.

Key Responsibilities

  • Designing and building new co-location network solutions to meet the needs of the platform
  • Optimising the performance, latency and throughput of the infrastructure
  • Lifecycle management and monitoring of Colo Network environment
  • Developing automation and operators to build and extend the infrastructure
  • Working with other platform and development teams to help define standards, best practices and onboard new capabilities onto the platform
  • Contributing to incident response and production reliability
  • On-call responsibilities for the most critical parts of the infrastructure

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We’re looking for a skilled network engineer with technical experience of managing high performance, low latency, scalable and resilient network infrastructure solutions.

The ideal candidate will have the following skills and experience:

  • Designing and building highly available, mission critical networks
  • Optimising low latency networks (including layer 1 switching, RF, LEO, dark fibre), timing solutions (using GPS, PTP, PPS, White Rabbit and NTP)
  • Building packet capture and analysis solutions (including optical taps, SPAN, tap aggregation and timestamping)
  • Running product evaluation and testing
  • Building networks and market connectivity in exchange collocations
  • Evaluating WAN connectivity options for optimal diversity and latency
  • Multicast configuration and troubleshooting
  • In-depth understanding of automation tools, including Git, Python, Jenkins and Ansible
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Skills

Low Latency Networking
Network Design
Layer 1 Switching
RF
LEO
Dark Fibre
PTP
GPS
PPS
White Rabbit
NTP
Packet Capture
Multicast Configuration
Python
Ansible
Jenkins

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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