Remote Info Systems Engineer

Remote Info Systems Engineer needs 5+ years of experience. 4 years of additional related years of experience is accepted in lieu of a degree. Remote Info Systems Engineer requires: F5 Certified Big-IP Administrator certification is preferred Previous experience with F5 global and local load balancing, iRule creation, SSL and persistence profiles Experience with AppviewX, Infoblox, Microsoft DNS, BIND, and Venafi is a plus. Advanced knowledge of DNS and DNS Infrastructure. Understanding TCP/IP, routing, and application development lifecycle concepts. Excellent application and network troubleshooting skills required. Experience creating, troubleshooting and supporting multi-site, multi-tiered environments Script development with bash or other scripting languages is preferred Remote Info Systems Engineer duties: Troubleshoot the applications in a load balancer environment and with virtual server builds. Understand and validate standard configurations, SSL certificates, iRules and ltmpolicies. Understand application flows and common application design including authentication and database access. Configure Local Traffic Manager virtual servers, pools, profiles, and ltmpolicies. Troubleshoot settings and policies as they relate to customer configurations. Configure Global Load Balancing wide IPs. Take responsibility for meeting commitments; have a desire to succeed, and deliver solutions by deadline. Build respectful relationships with team members; consistently acknowledge and appreciate each member's contributions. Provide quality customer service; ensure an understanding with the customer and help provide workable solutions. Keep track of lessons learned and share those lessons with team members. Promote innovation, creativity, and effectiveness, always strive for continuous improvement. Participate in problem management and resolution in the support of deployed technology and perform as subject matter expert on high-profile production outages. Work with others to drive network standards, baselines, architecture, and solutions. Collaborate with Network Engineering and Information Security teams