Network Advanced Services Engineer

Job Description

Arista seeks an Advanced Services Engineer to provide advanced technical, product and solution support, guidance, and assistance to account teams to address specific customer needs. In this position, you will be working as a technology expert in Wi-Fi and networking security to design, implement, and support (troubleshoot) the Campus and Datacenter Networking deployments within a number of customer infrastructures. The ideal candidate will also have a level of comfort communicating across all functions within Arista, as well as with clients and partners.

Considering alternative locations as well: San Diego, CA, Phoenix, AZ or Las Vegas, NV

Essential Functions of the Job:

You will provide advanced technical and solution support for Arista's Data Center and Campus networking deployments for our enterprise and commercial customers

Translate complex business requirements into the according Network solutions

Provide customer advice regarding architectural questions, product prerequisites, product features, etc.

Define and review customer architectural network designs and make recommendations for deployment

Assist customers in deploying and operating Arista's Network solutions

Migrate or interconnect to/from Cisco, Juniper, Aruba, Palo Alto and other vendors to Arista infrastructure

Assist with configuration build-outs including creating network Devop's framework.

Drive the proof of concepts (POC) and in-depth testing to validate design scenario

Provide bug scrubs and code recommendations

Provide interface to TAC and internal development teams and the customer

Establish and maintaining strong relationships with key partners

Attend key partner events, training sessions, and provide ongoing training with the customer teams globally

Maintain professional relationships with teammates, partners, and clients

Deep listening skills, customer empathy, humility, and competence are key attributes we seek in a candidate.

Some travel may be required within assigned territory