Blink Health is the fastest growing healthcare technology company that builds products to make prescriptions accessible and affordable. They are looking for a Senior Network Engineer to manage and maintain their hybrid network infrastructure, including both physical and cloud components, while also automating processes through infrastructure-as-code.
Responsibilities:
- Manage, monitor, and maintain our office, site, and distributed network infrastructure — Meraki switches and wireless access points, Palo Alto firewalls, Starlink links, ISP connections, and site-to-site VPN
- Design and deploy office and site networks: switching, routing, VLAN segmentation, wireless coverage, and secure remote connectivity
- Tune wireless deployments — perform RF planning, capacity modeling, channel optimization, and troubleshoot roaming and interference issues
- Configure and harden Palo Alto firewalls and VPN — security policies, NAT, IPSec tunnels, Global Protect, and Panorama-based centralized management
- Troubleshoot complex Layer 1 through Layer 7 issues across the physical and logical stack using packet captures (Wireshark, tcpdump), ThousandEyes, Fiddler, nmap, and other diagnostic tools
- Maintain monitoring and alerting via PRTG, Nagios, Grafana, New Relic, and ThousandEyes
- Serve as the technical escalation point for network incidents — own production outages from first alert through root cause and post-incident improvements
- Participate in on-call rotation
- Maintain our multi-VPC AWS environment: VPCs, subnets, route tables, Security Groups, NACLs, and VPC peering
- Operate Transit Gateway, Direct Connect, and Site-to-Site VPN connectivity between AWS and our physical sites
- Manage Route 53 public and private zones, DNS forwarders, and hybrid name resolution
- Support and tune AWS Load Balancers (ALB, NLB) for application teams
- Troubleshoot connectivity issues spanning AWS, on-prem, and Kubernetes-based microservices environments
- Use Terraform (and Terragrunt where applicable) to deploy and manage networking resources — VPCs, firewall rules, DNS, routing, and Security Groups
- Contribute to and maintain CI/CD pipelines for network changes through GitHub workflows, peer review, and automated validation
- Build tools and scripts (Python, Bash) to automate repetitive operational work and reduce toil
- Prevent configuration drift through code-first network management
- Configure, harden, and patch network devices and services aligned with security best practices
- Monitor security alerts, investigate incidents, and coordinate with the security team on remediation
- Validate firewall changes for least-privilege and operational impact before production deployment
- Maintain network documentation, topology diagrams, runbooks, and change records
- Partner with engineering teams to troubleshoot network design and connectivity in AWS and Kubernetes-based microservices environments
- Provide technical consulting on network architecture decisions
- Communicate clearly with technical and non-technical stakeholders during incidents, changes, and planned maintenance
- Work with IT leadership to evaluate new products, vendor roadmaps, and infrastructure investments
- Backup the systems engineering team for Windows and Linux server administration when network issues overlap with server or application behavior
Requirements:
- 8+ years of progressively senior network engineering experience, with deep hands-on ownership of physical network infrastructure (switching, routing, wireless, firewalls)
- 5+ years of experience administering enterprise wireless and switching platforms, preferably Cisco Meraki, including Dashboard operations, switch stacks, VLAN design, and RF tuning
- Hands-on Palo Alto firewall experience including security policy design, NAT, IPSec/SSL VPN, and centralized management through Panorama
- Expert-level knowledge of enterprise network protocols: BGP, OSPF, STP, VLANs, IPSec, DNS, SNMP, DHCP — and the ability to troubleshoot each one from the command line
- Strong AWS networking experience: VPC architecture, Transit Gateway, Direct Connect, Site-to-Site VPN, Security Groups, Route 53, and VPC peering. Ability to design and operate a multi-VPC environment connected to physical sites
- Proficiency in Terraform for production network infrastructure
- Methodical, command-line-first troubleshooting: you read packet captures, you live in tcpdump and traceroute, and you can find the needle across the whole stack
- Solid Linux fundamentals — you're comfortable in a shell and understand how the operating system interacts with the network
- Microservices and Kubernetes networking awareness — you can troubleshoot service-to-service connectivity, DNS, ingress, and routing in container-based environments
- Strong incident ownership — you have led at least one major production network outage from detection through root cause to long-term fix
- Strong written and verbal communication for documentation, stakeholder updates, and post-incident reviews
- Comfortable working in the Eastern Time Zone
- Ability to travel up to 25% to office sites
- Familiarity with Strata Cloud Manager is a plus
- Experience with Terragrunt, CloudFormation, or Ansible is a plus