It network engineer
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - GENERALI ITALIA in Italia
Overview The Network Engineer supports the engineering of network infrastructures, including the implementation and design of software and tools to support it, monitoring the performance of systems, and supporting troubleshooting for performance issues when they present. Troubleshoot and resolve internal and external network issues and provide recommendations to increase network performance and reliability. Provide specifications and detailed schematics for network architecture. Provide detailed information for hardware and software selection and implementation techniques and tools for the most efficient solution to meet business needs, including present and future capacity requirements. Responsibilities Defines, analyses and manage network requirements for Network project deployments with special focus in load balancer. Configuration and managementmain Datacenter LAN technologies (Cisco Nexus, Cisco ACI, Vmware NSX). Identifies proposal for network requirements fulfilment in Network deployments,
supported by the other Units of the Network division (accounting for the services that each Units delivers to its customers within the Generali Group). Contributes to the network documental framework (policies, guidelines, technical measures, procedures, etc.). Acts as interface for network technical topics by Customers for the Network Division. Requirements Functional knowledge of networks, operative systems, security solutions (i.e. service designs, including TCP/IP, routing protocols, switching, GRE, IPsec and SSL VPNs, load balancing, firewalls, DNS, DHCP, NAT, network monitoring and troubleshooting tools, or packet analysisetc.). Strong Routing and Switching knowledge; Cisco IOS and NX-OS. Citrix Netscaler Application Delivery Control, Load Balancer and VPN Gateway. Good knowledge Datacenter Lan technology ( Cisco ACI, Cisco Nexus, vmware NSX). Software Define WAN concepts ( es. Cisco Viptela and Cisco Meraki). Functional knowledge of Web application technologies. Micr