Neysa Networks Pvt Ltd

Company Profile:

We at Neysa believe that a good software experience is one where you don’t have to (necessarily) read the complete manual. Good software is intuitive, inviting and accommodating. Most importantly, good software should make life easy. Neysa was founded by people who believe a software experience should not need constant interaction; it should work while you do something or nothing. In today’s hyper-connected and online world, we are looking at a few good people who believe that there is a life outside of screens and are not afraid of saying that! 

Website

www.neysanetworks.com

Day in the life:

In this role, you will...

• Work with multiple cloud providers (AWS, GCP, Azure and/or your own!) to create an infrastructure that seamlessly stitches everything together
• Build and maintain automatic scaling and reducing algorithms for infrastructure and software services
• Identify points of failure and design around them. Create and simulate failure scenarios to test and verify your design choices
• Work deeply with ancillary technologies, viz. networking, storage, load balancing, DNS, DHCP, logging, etc
• Interact with developers to optimise placement, understand cost structures to optimize expenses, and design bespoke infrastructure deployment rules

Must have skills:

On day one, we'll expect you to...

• Have a (very) deep understanding of virtualisation, cloud computing, containers and automation across AWS, GCP, VMware and KVM
• Be intimate with security concepts like firewalling, API security, placement policies, load balancing and availability
• Be an expert in automation and automation frameworks. You should be able to design, write and troubleshoot automation scripts across platforms
• Understand how infrastructure components like DHCP, DNS, messaging queueing mechanisms, logging etc. work
• Have a strong, intuitive approach to troubleshooting complex, multi-domain issues
• Have experience on cloud networking and extranets
• Have an understanding of encryption, its effect on infrastructure services, and its suitability

What separates the best from the rest

Added skills you may need to have...

• The initiative to work independently at your own pace, but on a schedule
• Intuitive about what is a problem now and what could be a problem down the line
• Certifications would be handy

What can you expect

An environment where you can do your best work...

• The best remuneration in the industry!
• Access to your lab with the freedom to make (or break) new implementations
• The ability to design to support mission-critical business and then defend your choices
• Heady (but healthy) discussions on technology and its inner workings
• Your work in a multi-vendor, multi-cloud environment
• A great working environment

The skill tree:

Things you must know

• VMware vSphere, AWS, GCP and Azure Cloud Computing platforms, Docker
• Pv4 and IPv6 addressing and subnetting, VLANs, routing concepts, network security concepts
• APIs for AWS, GCP and Azure
• Authentication systems, directory services
• Storage concepts viz. IOPs, throughput and the factors affecting them, Ceph, Swift, object storage

Great if you know...

• Operating system concepts like scheduling, NUMA, system-level caching
• Advanced networking, overlays, software- defined networking, inter-region routing, Layer 2/Layer 3/Layer 4-7 constructs.
• Kubernetes, other CNCF components and how they work with each other
• Service-mesh and concepts of micro- services
• Storage scalability concepts, storage networking, storage authentication and virtualisation

We'll help you out on

• Base infrastructure, low-level computing
• Datacenter buildouts, service provider routing and peering
• Controller networking

We at Neysa believe that a good software experience is one where you don’t have to (necessarily) read the complete manual. Good software is intuitive, inviting and accommodating. Most importantly, good software should make life easy. Neysa was founded by people who believe a software experience should not need constant interaction; it should work while you do something or nothing. In today’s hyper-connected and online world, we are looking at a few good people who believe that there is a life outside of screens and are not afraid of saying that!

Computer networks are the backbone of the digital world, supporting critical industries from telecommunications to generative AI. The Product Manager role is central to building a vendor-neutral network management solution that addresses the complexity of multi-vendor networks. The role requires empathy for network engineers who maintain this infrastructure—often unsung heroes.

Minimum Experience – 8 years experience in a relevant role

Minimum Qualification – Bachelor of Engineering

Role and Responsibilities:

The Product Manager will:

• Define the product vision and strategy aligned with simplifying network management through advanced telemetry.
• Advocate for network engineers, understanding their pain points and ensuring the product addresses their challenges.
• Collaborate with engineering, sales, and marketing teams to execute product strategies.
• Oversee the entire product lifecycle from conception to launch.
• Stay updated on emerging networking technologies and represent the company at industry events.

Must-Have Technical Requirements:

1.Networking Expertise:

• Deep knowledge of multi-vendor network environments and challenges.
• Familiarity with both telemetry technologies and the limitations of traditional protocols like SNMP.
• Strong grasp of network infrastructure components (routing, switching, network security, SDN, NFV, etc.).

2. Telemetry Technologies:

• Proficiency in gRPC, NETCONF, RESTCONF for streaming telemetry.
• Data models like YANG and tools like OpenConfig for standardizing configurations.

3.Network Protocols and Automation:

• Experience with routing protocols (BGP, OSPF), switching technologies, network security tools, and virtualization.
• Knowledge of automation tools like Ansible and Puppet, along with scripting languages (Python, Go).
• Application of CI/CD pipelines for network management automation.

4.Monitoring and Analytics:

• Familiarity with time-series databases (InfluxDB, Prometheus) and monitoring tools like Grafana and Splunk.
• Understanding of log management and machine learning for network performance analysis.

Nice-to-Have Qualifications:

1.Cloud Networking:

• Experience with AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud networking services and virtualization tools like Kubernetes.

2.Big Data and Machine Learning:

• Knowledge of Hadoop or Spark for analyzing large-scale network data and leveraging AI/ML for anomaly detection.

3.Vendor Knowledge:

• Expertise with networking products from Cisco, Juniper, Arista, Nokia, and others.
• Familiarity with SDN vendors like VMware NSX and Cumulus Networks.

4.Network Security and Compliance:

• Understanding of security principles and regulations (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, SOC2) for secure network management.

Overall Summary:

This role is for a technical and empathetic leader who understands both the strategic and operational aspects of network management. He is expected to have a deep knowledge of network telemetry, automation, and cloud technologies, while continuously advocating for the needs of networks and the people who work on them.

Day in the life:

In this role, you will...

• Work with an absolutely fantastic team of creators and developers who are passionate about their work delivering true value
• Go toe-to-toe with the best in the industry and showcase features and functionality which set us apart
• Get deep with the technology and understand how it works and how it can work for our customers
• Interact with customers to understand where and how technology can help and where it cannot
• Work with partners and industry peers and architect business solutions for customers who choose Neysa’s technology

Must have skills:

On day one, we'll expect you to...

• Have a deep understanding of how the “as-a-service” paradigm works
• Be familiar (ideally, intimately) with the technology landscape and its applications. Be aware of what “true value” is and what is not
• Be articulate about technology and its applications, and be an expert in using tools to convey that message
• Ability to understand a client’s business landscape and how upcoming technology can be applied to enhance its function
• Have discussions involving creating and executing a strategy with clients and partners
• Be savvy about operating and demonstrating technology
• Have the ability to design a roadmap for a client's or partner's business roadmap and align it with Neysa’s technology offerings
• Align business objectives, Neysa’s interests and the client’s/partners for a mutually beneficial relationship

What separates the best from the rest

Added skills you may need to have...

• The initiative to work independently, at your own pace, but on a schedule
• Intuitive about a business problem now and what could be a problem down the line
• Keep yourself updated with the technology landscape.

What can you expect

A working environment like no other...

• The best remuneration in the industry
• Flexible working hours
• The ability to design to support mission-critical business and then defend your choices
• Heady (but healthy) discussions on technology and its impact on the ever-changing business landscape
• Your work in a multi-vendor, multi-cloud environment
• A great working environment

The skill tree:

THINGS YOU MUST KNOW

• Expert-level understanding of the Office Suite
• Presentation skills, documentation skills, and organisation mapping skills. Understanding of technologies like virtualisation, cloud computing, networking, “hybrid” deployments, the internet and the private intranet and the ability to speak about them to senior customer/partner representatives
• Experience in sizing and software licensing
• Negotiating skills and the ability to talk about more than just price
• The prospecting, qualifying and alignment process

GREAT IF YOU KNOW

• Coding or hands-on implementation skills will be immensely helpful
• The ancillary vendor environment, viz. server OEMs, networking OEMs, service providers, etc.
• Pipelines and processes viz. CI/CD, SDLC etc. Concepts of availability, scalable infrastructure, etc.
• Service-mesh and concepts of micro-services
• IT infrastructure, specifically components that go into making a service