I would like to hire an Engineer

Job Title: Runbooks Automation Contractor Job Location: Remote Are you a well experienced Network Engineer? Do you have extensive knowledge of enterprise networks? Are you passionate about automation? We are looking for Network Engineers, designers, architects, operation specialists with deep networking experience to be part of this project. You will help populate best practice knowledge you’ve encountered in your networking experiences into the NetBrain platform and help the more than 1,500 customers using NetBrain’s product today. What is the platform? Our cutting edge Network Management software helps enterprises manage their complex networks and significantly reduces the time it takes to document and troubleshoot their business-critical networks. Today, NetBrain has over 1,500 customers worldwide. NetBrain Runbook Automation is designed to ‘digitize’ a network engineer’s typical workflow. From troubleshooting best practice, decoding network design, common network diagnostics. Each runbook represents a repeatable, executable workflow for all engineers. These runbooks already exist today. They are in the heads of Subject Matter Experts, tribal knowledge as part of an organization, internal Wikis or could be in paper Runbooks. What to expect: You will start by learning the NetBrain software with a quick training program. This is a remote opportunity to prepare runbooks as part of our on-going program. Decode network design and automate troubleshooting. Submit for approval and discussion with one of our team leaders. What you get in return: You will have the opportunity to continually be innovative with forward thinking on processes and improvements, innovation, automation of our runbooks program. You will get a strong sense of satisfaction by documenting and teaching how to automate many of their day-to-day network management tasks using NetBrain software. Customers will thank you for making their jobs a lot more efficient and fun. You will also be one of the first people to see and learn new features from major and minor releases throughout the year.