Re: OT: Job Opportunity - Senior Network Engineer specializing

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On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 11:49 PM, Joseph L. Brunner <joe_at_affirmedsystems.com
> wrote:

> Good afternoon group,
>
>
> The following permanent full-time Job is available currently in Jersey
> City,
> NJ, conveniently located near the Journal Square Path Station. Please
> answer
> the questions and reply to
> jobs_at_seleritycorp.com<mailto:jobs_at_seleritycorp.com
> ?subject=Employment%2520Inq
> uiry>
>
> Thanks group!
>
> Joe
> #19366
>
> Senior Network Engineer in Jersey City, NJ
>
> When submitting a resume for review, please also provide responses to the
> questions at the bottom of this posting.
> NOTE: Resumes submitted without responses will not be reviewed.
>
> Employment Type: Contract, possible conversion to Full Time. Occasional
> travel
> to remote client and/or datacenter site may be required.
>
> Selerity seeks an experienced systems engineer to build the infrastructure
> for
> our ultra-low latency analytics and data distribution platform. This person
> will work with a team of application developers, equipment vendors, service
> providers and clients to design, build and manage the firm's distributed
> computing and communications infrastructure. The role will include hardware
> evaluation, collaboration with application developers on overall platform
> design, LAN and WAN configuration, server administration, deployment and
> configuration management and interfacing with data centers and cloud-based
> service providers. The successful candidate must have an outstanding mix of
> hands-on technical knowledge, clear written and spoken communications
> skills
> and the ability to organize complex projects with multiple stakeholders.
>
> Required Skills:
>
> *BS degree in computer science or related technical field.
> *At least 5 years experience designing, implementing and maintaining IP
> networks in an enterprise environment.
> *At least 5 years experience supporting high-availability production
> systems.
> *Thorough understanding of common networking protocols from layer 1 to
> layer
> 4.
> *Track record of successfully applying MPLS/VLAN/BGP/PIM in high
> availability
> multicast environments.
> *Solid understanding of Unix/Linux/Darwin systems administration.
> *Demonstrated ability to coordinate complex projects and execute against an
> aggressive timeline.
> *Logical, structured thinker with good problem-solving skills.
> *Ability to communicate clearly and professionally via both written and
> spoken
> media.
>
> Additional Desired Skills:
>
> *CCIE or equivalent designation.
> *Understanding of time distribution systems and scalable microsecond
> synchronization strategies.
> *Strong python, perl, shell or other scripting language abilities.
> *Virtualization and clustering HA architecture and deployment experience.
> *Experience with advanced networking technologies such as 10 Gigabit
> Ethernet,
> Infiniband, RDMA, kernel-bypass, etc.
> *Understanding of financial services with emphasis on high-frequency
> trading.
> *Experience with centralized application configuration management systems.
> *Understanding of structured data concepts including RDBMS/SQL and/or XML.
> *Backup/archival systems experience.
> *Experience with SNMP or other network management systems.
> *Low-latency application development experience in C++ and/or Java.
> *Open source experience.
> *Experience working in a start-up.
>
> If you are interested in this position, please send brief (a few sentences
> each) answers to the following questions along with your resume and
> availability for phone and/or on-site interviews to
> careers_at_seleritycorp.com
>
> Question 1: Have you worked on a system in which end-to-end latency was
> required to be below 10ms? How did you achieve this requirement? What were
> the
> key architecture and technology considerations?
> Question 2: What is the difference between BGP and PIM? In what situations
> might you use one or the other?
> Question 3: Describe the most difficult network debugging issue you've
> faced.
> How did you resolve it?
>
>
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Received on Thu Sep 24 2009 - 15:55:23 ART