Senior Cloud Network Engineer

Roman Health Pharmacy LLC; Roseland (NJ); Hybrid; USD 103,320 - 117,096; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Long-term contract with right to hire

Job summary

Roman Health Pharmacy LLC is seeking a Senior Cloud Network Engineer in Roseland, NJ for a hybrid on-site/remote role. You will design, build, and evolve hybrid cloud networking for a GCP-first enterprise environment, blending engineering execution with architectural ownership.

The role emphasizes hands-on routing, data center fabric experience, and leadership in complex network implementations in a 5,000+ user enterprise context.

Qualifications

• GCP Networking ownership with VPC, Shared VPC, Interconnect, Cloud VPN and Cloud Router.
• Advanced routing with BGP/OSPF MP-BGP in enterprise data centers.
• Experience with VXLAN/EVPN and data center fabric (Cisco ACI, Arista, NSX).
• Hybrid connectivity including VPN, Direct Connect/Transit Gateway, microsegmentation.

Responsibilities

• Design, build and evolve hybrid cloud networking for a GCP-first enterprise environment.
• Hands-on architecture with ownership of large-scale cloud networking initiatives.

Skills

GCP Networking

BGP/OSPF MP-BGP

VXLAN/EVPN

Site-to-site VPN

Direct Connect/Transit Gateway

5000+ users

Terraform IaC

CCNP/CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure

CISSP/Arista certs

Firewall/NAC/Load balancer

Packet analysis/NetFlow

Tools

Terraform

Job description

Location & Work Model

Roseland, NJ — Hybrid (on-site + remote). Long-term contract with right to hire.

Role Overview

We are seeking a Senior Cloud Network Engineer to design, build, and evolve hybrid cloud networking for a GCP-first enterprise environment. This is a hands‑on architecture role blending engineering execution with architectural ownership, supporting large‑scale cloud adoption.

Must‑Have (Deal‑Breakers — Screen These First)

1. GCP Networking (non‑negotiable) VPC design, Shared VPC, Cloud Interconnect (Dedicated/Partner), Cloud VPN, Cloud Router Multi‑region GCP network architecture. Watch for: candidates who say "GCP" but only did light IaaS work vs. actual network architecture ownership.

2. Advanced Routing Protocols BGP (hands‑on config, not just conceptual), OSPF MP‑BGP specifically — this is a strong signal of real enterprise/carrier‑grade or data center experience, not just cloud admin work.

3. Overlay Networking VXLAN / EVPN — this is the biggest filter. Most "cloud network engineers" haven't touched this; it usually means data center/campus fabric background (Cisco ACI, Arista, NSX) prior to cloud. Prioritize candidates coming from DC network architecture roles.

4. Hybrid Connectivity Patterns Site‑to‑site VPN, Direct Connect (or GCP equivalent), Transit Gateway concepts East‑west segmentation / microsegmentation.

5. Scale Must show 5,000+ user enterprise environment — reject resumes only showing SMB or single‑site work.

6. Terraform For automation/IaC — even moderate experience matters since it's explicitly called out under "Automation & Orchestration" Strong Signal / Preferred CCNP/CCIE (this is the single best proxy for deep routing chops — prioritize CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure or Data Center track) CISSP or Arista certs Azure/AWS/OCI exposure (secondary to GCP but shows multi‑cloud fluency) Firewall/NAC/proxy/load balancer experience (Palo Alto, F5, Zscaler, etc.) Packet analysis & flow telemetry (Wireshark, NetFlow/sFlow) Legacy‑to‑cloud modernization project experience — good story‑based interview question Soft/Leadership Signals "Technical authority" and "mentor engineers" language in the JD means they want someone who's led a team or been the senior escalation point — look for titles like Principal/Staff/Lead Network Engineer or Network Architect, not just "Senior Engineer" Vendor evaluation experience — suggests budget/strategy involvement, not just execution

Data center network architects who migrated into cloud (Cisco/Arista/Juniper background transitioning to GCP) Telco/service provider network engineers who moved into enterprise cloud NOT typical "cloud engineers" from a DevOps background — they usually lack the deep routing/overlay depth this role wants has context menu

$75 - $85 an hour