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U.S. Bank

Network Automation Engineer – Configuration Compliance

U.S. Bank

Saint Paul, MN · full time · Mid

$105,400 – $124,000

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What this role is

U.S. Bank seeks a technical owner for enterprise network automation and configuration compliance platforms, primarily managing OpenText Network Automation to handle router and switch configuration changes, server infrastructure, and compliance governance in a regulated environment. This role suits someone with deep systems administration experience who can bridge network engineering, automation scripting, and operational support on a second-shift schedule.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in computer science, Information Technology, Engineering, or related field, or equivalent work experience
  • Six or more years of experience in network engineering, systems administration, infrastructure automation, application support, or related technology discipline
  • Technical ownership and administration of OpenText Network Automation platform
  • Configuration management and software upgrades for enterprise routers and switches
  • Server and application infrastructure administration and patching
  • Network configuration compliance program administration
  • Ability to work second shift Monday–Friday 3:00 PM – 12:00 AM CT
  • On-site three or more days per week

Nice to have

  • Experience with ServiceNow's Configuration Compliance Module
  • Proficiency with automation scripting languages like Python, PowerShell, or Bash
  • Ansible experience
  • REST API integration development
  • GitLab or similar source control and CI/CD platforms
  • Linux and Windows server troubleshooting

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