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Cloud Network Engineer - 131513

Gft
Remote Remote - Unknown
$100k - $150k (est.) -19% vs avg
Posted Mar 14, 2026
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About This Role

The job posting is for a Cloud Network Engineer position at Gft, with a focus on supporting, building, and managing network infrastructure in multi-cloud environments (AWS, Azure, and GCP). Key technical requirements and skills: - Experience in network administration and support in large corporate environments - Working directly with public cloud networks (AWS, Azure, GCP) - Proven experience with global telecommunications operators - Deep understanding of TCP/IP, BGP/OSPF, DNS, HTTP, and related protocols - Experience with monitoring tools, network analyzers, and load balancers like Citrix ADC and VMware NSX - Expertise in Infrastructure-as-Code with Terraform, and knowledge of Python, CloudFormation, and Ansible - AWS Advanced Networking Certification is highly recommended, and other cloud/network certifications are considered a differential. The role is remote-based, and no specific salary or benefits information

We are looking for Cloud Network Engineers to work remotely, focusing on support, building, evolution, and management of network infrastructure in multi-cloud environments (AWS, Azure, and GCP).

Requirements

  • Experience in network administration and support in large corporate environments
  • Working directly with public cloud networks (AWS, Azure, GCP)
  • Proven experience with global telecommunications operators
  • Experience in migrating workloads from on-premises to cloud
  • Deep understanding of TCP/IP, BGP/OSPF, DNS, HTTP, and related protocols
  • Experience with monitoring tools and network analyzers
  • Experience with load balancers like Citrix ADC, VMware NSX, and similar

Benefits

  • Expertise in Infrastructure-as-Code with Terraform
  • Knowledge of Python, CloudFormation, and Ansible
  • AWS Advanced Networking Certification (highly recommended)
  • Other cloud/network certifications as a differential

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