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NetFoundry
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Job Description – Technical Support Engineer
NetFoundry is the leader in zero trust Cloud Native Networking by design. We enable businesses to securely and efficiently connect distributed applications and machines across edges, clouds, and service meshes via our global overlay fabric. The NetFoundry platform, delivered as NaaS, enables businesses to connect applications without the costs and complexity of VPNs/SD-WAN/MPLS, custom hardware, and private circuits. NetFoundry’s platform offers zero trust agile connectivity for the embedded edge and app-embedded solutions to securely connect while greatly minimizing threats from bad actors. The platform is accessed via APIs, SDKs, and DevOps tools integrations, enabling practitioners, application developers, and network administrators to get the levels of automation and agility that are only possible with connectivity-as-code. NetFoundry is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, and operates globally.
NetFoundry is looking for smart, energetic people who are aspiring to work on some of the world’s latest technologies in the field of software-defined networking. Selected candidates will be given equal learning opportunities to build their career path at NetFoundry.
The candidate is expected to work as a technical support engineer for NetFoundry, a leading Zero Trust NAAS provider operating globally.
The candidate should possess broad functional knowledge in his/her domain and technical knowledge in relevant software-defined network operations. The candidate should have proven expertise in working within a team for Network operational support and remediation activities.
We are fully remote and always have been! You will work in a fast-paced, high-performance startup environment as part of a globally distributed team.
We have a range of excellent and expanding benefits and perks, including:
This is a unique opportunity to join a rapidly growing company at the forefront of zero-trust technology and play a pivotal role in shaping its success.
If you are passionate about cybersecurity and thrive in a dynamic and innovative environment, we invite you to apply for the position and join our globally distributed team as we revolutionize networking and the cybersecurity landscape and redefine the future of secure connectivity!
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