Backend Engineer - OT Security Team
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Job overview
Zero Networks seeks a Backend Engineer for its OT Security Team in Ramat Gan, Israel, to own the integration layer that connects enterprise network switches to cloud services, designing and building backend systems, scaling device management, and solving distributed systems challenges.
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Full job description
Backend Engineer - OT Security Team
- Engineering
- Ramat Gan, Israel
- Senior
- Full-time
Description Zero Networks aims to protects tens of thousands of OT devices worldwide by managing enterprise switches directly. We're evolving how we integrate with switches - moving toward more modern network management protocols and a wider range of vendors. You'll own that integration layer end-to-end - backend services and the networking know-how behind them.
Responsibilities
- Design and build the software that talks directly to enterprise network switches: real devices, real production networks, real impact.
- Push the boundaries of how we manage devices at scale: new protocols, new vendors, better abstractions.
- Build the cloud backend that turns raw device data into something powerful (Go/C#, gRPC, PostgreSQL).
- Solve hard, unglamorous distributed-systems problems: concurrency, reliability, scale - with code that ships to production and protects real infrastructure
Requirements
- 3-5 years as a backend engineer, proficiency in at least one of Go/C#/Java/C++.
- Networking knowledge: L2/L3, VLANs, routing, TCP/IP, ACLs.
- Hands-on experience automating network devices - SSH/CLI, NETCONF, RESTCONF, SNMP, gNMI, Netmiko/NAPALM, or similar.
- Comfort with concurrent code that has to survive flaky real-world network conditions
Nice to Have
- Multi-vendor network experience (Cisco, Aruba, and others).
- Cloud experience (GCP/AWS/Azure) and microservices/gRPC.
- Experience with flow-based telemetry protocols (IPFIX, NetFlow, sFlow).
Tech Stack Go, C#, PostgreSQL, gRPC, GCP, microservices, and standards-based network management protocols.
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