Senior DevOps Engineer – Global Network Security & Azure WAN
About this role
At the Vitrolife Group, we work every day to unlock the full potential of science and technology to reduce the barriers towards building a family. Together we help our customers and their patients to fulfill the dream of having a baby.
Are you passionate about building secure, automated network platforms and enabling teams through standardization and DevOps practices? We’re looking for a Senior DevOps Engineer in our enabling team to own and evolve our global enterprise network and security fabric. It is a hands‑on network security and platform engineering role, focused on standardization, automation, and global scale.
ABOUT THE ROLE
You will design, automate, and operate a secure global WAN where routing, segmentation, and security policy are centrally governed, while execution at sites is standardized and repeatable.
Your work will consolidate fragmented legacy environments into a coherent global standard, centered on Clavister firewalls and Ruckus switching and wireless, while embedding Zero Trust and DevOps principles into the network layer.
Responsibilities
- Own the global WAN architecture based on Azure Virtual WAN as the central routing and policy control plane
- Design and govern global routing, segmentation, trust zones, and firewall policy
- Standardize on Clavister firewalls for edge and site security (SD‑WAN, IPS/IDS, traffic inspection)
- Define global LAN and WLAN standards using Ruckus switches and access points
- Build automation for site onboarding, firewall configuration, routing, and policy validation
- Embed Zero Trust, compliance, and resilience into the network fabric (ISO 27001, NIS2)
- YOUR PROFILE
- Deep hands‑on experience with enterprise networking and network security
- Strong knowledge of Azure networking, especially Azure Virtual WAN
- Experience designing and operating firewall platforms and SD‑WAN.
- Infrastructure‑as‑Code and automation mindset (Terraform, pipelines)
- Ability to work as a technical enabler, colla