As a Senior Data Center Connectivity Engineer, you will be responsible for developing, designing, and improving enterprise-grade data center connectivity products and solutions tailored to customer requirements and aligned with the infrastructure architecture roadmap. You will translate business and technical requirements into scalable, secure, and standardized connectivity architectures for complex enterprise data center environments.

You will design, implement, and validate connectivity solutions using Cisco ACI, Cisco Nexus, data center routing and switching, F5 load balancing, and application-centric firewalling. Additionally, you will design and implement network security capabilities, including micro-segmentation and application-aware security controls, to protect data center workloads. You will collaborate with customers, solution architects, domain architects, security teams, operations, and other infrastructure domains such as compute and storage to align connectivity requirements.

You will also design, develop, and pilot new connectivity products and solutions, validating their functionality, performance, scalability, and deployment efficiency before production adoption. Collaboration with operations teams is essential to ensure that connectivity products can be deployed, monitored, maintained, and supported efficiently. Furthermore, you will contribute to the product roadmap by assessing future customer requirements, technology lifecycle developments, market trends, innovations, and opportunities for automation.

You will develop solution designs for complex infrastructure deployments, balancing specific customer requirements with enterprise architecture standards and reusable product capabilities. Ensuring the quality, consistency, and reliability of complex data center network deployments will also be part of your responsibilities. You will support root cause analysis of recurring or high-impact connectivity issues and identify improvements to prevent future incidents while promoting automation and standardization using APIs, cURL, Git, and other relevant tools.