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Total 7 electronic engineer job vacancies in Australia


Software Engineer-Engineering Productivity (SRE/DevOps)

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
6 days ago
Who You’ll Work WithWorking in Engineering Productivity (EngProd), you will collaborate and work with other engineers to design, build, scale, and o..

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Network Systems Engineer (Pre-Sales) - Partner/Channel

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
2 months ago
Who You’ll Work WithWhen you join Arista as part of the Sales Engineering team, you're not just stepping into a role; you're becoming part of a team..

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Advanced Services Engineer

Full-time
Canberra
Engineering
2 months ago
Who You'll Work WithArista seeks an Advanced Services Engineer to provide advanced post-sales support, guidance, and assistance to account teams to ad..

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Network Systems Engineer (Pre-Sales)

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
2 months ago
Who You'll Work WithWe are experiencing tremendous growth and have an immediate need for a self-motivated Pre-Sales Network Systems Engineer to provid..

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Application Development Engineer (ADE) - Backend

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
3 months ago
Who You'll Work WithArista Networks is looking for a Software Developer to build and implement software tools and Machine Learning models. The ADE wil..

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Technical Solutions Engineer

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
3 months ago
Who You’ll Work WithAre you a top-tier Technical Support Engineer with a passion for solving customer problems? At Arista, we are obsessed with maki..

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Software Engineer - Engineering Productivity (SRE/DevOps)

Full-time
Sydney
Information Technology
4 months ago
ResponsibilitiesBuilding, integrating and maintaining tools and infrastructure facilitating internal development and testing.Improve maintainability o..

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