NISC
Cloud Networking & Infrastructure Developer
About this role
NISC seeks a Cloud Networking & Infrastructure Developer to join the Platform & Infrastructure division, building and maintaining resilient, secure network solutions for utilities and broadband providers serving 18+ million customers. You'll work on highly available infrastructure, integrate security from the ground up, and collaborate with a skilled team to keep critical services running reliably.
What you'll do
- Design and maintain resilient, highly available cloud network infrastructure solutions
- Integrate security best practices into network architecture and operational processes
- Collaborate with the Cloud Networking team to support 1,200+ utilities and broadband members
- Monitor and troubleshoot network infrastructure to ensure service continuity
- Participate in on-call support for critical infrastructure issues
- Evaluate and implement new networking technologies and solutions
What they're looking for
- Cloud networking and infrastructure design
- Network security architecture and implementation
- Infrastructure automation and configuration management
- Monitoring and observability tools
- High availability and disaster recovery principles
- TCP/IP networking and protocols
- Linux/Unix system administration
- Infrastructure-as-code practices
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NISC
NISC builds software solutions for utilities, broadband, and telecommunications companies, including provisioning systems, meter data management, and intelligent automation platforms. The company is hiring Software Developers II for full-stack development roles focused on web applications, data analytics, and emerging technologies across multiple locations.
- Website
- nisc.coop
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience designing and maintaining highly available network infrastructure at scale.
- How do you approach integrating security considerations into cloud architecture from the beginning?