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Tata Consultancy Services · Sydney

Senior Network Engineer

SydneySenior individual contributorIT & Infrastructure

Last seen on Tata Consultancy Services’s official careers site on August 1, 2026; it may have closed since.

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Job description

Job Description

Must Have Skills:

  • 7+ years of experience in the field of networking with a minimum of 3+ years of experience working as a Network Engineer specialized in delivery in at least three of the following environments:
  • DC networks
  • Security appliances (Firewalls, F5 Load Balancer, etc.)
  • Cloud networks
  • Carrier networks
  • Developed a deep understanding of core network technologies (OSPF, BGP (eBGP and iBGP), MPBGP, MPLS, VxLAN, LDP, EVPN, etc.) and security technologies (Firewalling, Load Balancing, WAF, Proxy, SIEM).
  • Proven experience implementing and operating F5 Load balancers (LTM, GTM, APM, ASM).
  • Proven experience working with Global Cloud Providers (AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle, etc) and the technologies (VPCs, TG, DFw, LB, Direct Connect, etc).
  • Proven experience in delivering large-scale networks and mission critical networks.
  • Extensive knowledge of the main network and security vendors such as Arista, Cisco, Juniper, Palo Alto, F5.
  • Strong communication, influencing and negotiating skills in managing a wide variety of stakeholders including vendors, partners and suppliers.

Good to have:

  • Tertiary degree in computer science/engineering/telecommunications.
  • Vendor certifications CCIE, CCNP, CCAr, Arista, F5, Palo Alto etc.
  • Network monitoring Software (SolarWinds).

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