Point72
Network Engineer
About this role
Point72 is looking for a Network Engineer to enhance their IT infrastructure and support high-performance trading systems. The role involves designing network architectures, implementing security measures, and utilizing automation tools to improve operational efficiency.
What you'll do
- Build and manage high-performance network platforms
- Design scalable network architectures for growth
- Implement network security controls and policies
- Automate network provisioning and configuration
- Troubleshoot and resolve complex network incidents
- Collaborate with teams to optimize network performance
What they're looking for
- Bachelors in computer science or related field
- 5+ years of network engineering experience
- Expertise in routing and switching protocols
- Experience with Cisco and Arista platforms
- Knowledge of network automation tools like Python and Ansible
- Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills
- Excellent communication skills
- Commitment to ethical standards
Benefits
- Professional development support
- Innovative work environment
- Collaboration with a tech-focused team
- Participation in cutting-edge AI projects
- Opportunities for mentorship
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Point72
Point72 operates trading, data infrastructure, and investment management technology platforms that power systematic portfolio management and capital markets operations. The company is hiring infrastructure engineers, data reliability specialists, and software engineers to build and maintain mission-critical systems including data pipelines, network architectures, storage platforms, and research tools.
- Website
- point72.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience designing and operating VXLAN-based data center fabrics. How have you handled underlay/overlay architecture decisions in production environments?
- Tell us about a complex network incident you've investigated and resolved. Walk us through your troubleshooting methodology and how you prevented recurrence.