Analyst, Network Engineering at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE)

📋 Job Details at a Glance 📍 Location Hyderabad, Telangana, India 🏢 Company Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) 👥 Experience 2+ years 🎓 Qualification Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or equivalent experience 📅 Eligible Batch 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 📄 Job Type Full Time 💰 Salary ₹6–₹11.25 LPA 🏢 Industry Technology 🛠 Key Skills TCP/IP OSPF BGP NAT ACLs packet-capture tools Analyst, Network Engineering at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) — Full Details & How to Apply Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) is seeking an Analyst in Network Engineering in Hyderabad, Telangana, India , where you’ll work with cutting-edge network technologies and tools. This role offers a unique opportunity to impact network performance and security directly. The demand for network engineering professionals is surging in India, particularly as companies like ICE invest heavily in technology infrastructure. This Analyst, Network Engineering role is pivotal in ensuring network reliability, which is essential for maintaining transaction efficiency for clients worldwide. Founded in 2000 , Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) has grown to over 6,000 employees globally, establishing itself as a leader in financial technology and data services. The company’s focus on innovation makes it an attractive employer for aspiring network engineers. We encourage 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 graduates with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or equivalent experience to apply. Candidates should have 2+ years experience in the field, with a competitive salary range of ₹6–₹11.25 LPA

• In this role, you will gain hands-on experience with essential skills such as TCP/IP , OSPF , BGP , NAT , ACLs , and packet-capture tools
• This experience not only enhances your technical expertise but also opens doors for career advancement within a global tech leader. 📊 Role Difficulty: Medium Competition Level: Medium Fresher Friendly: Yes NexisGrow.com features this opportunity as part of its curated tech job listings. All details are sourced from the official job posting. Apply online before the opportunity closes. Job Role & Responsibilities The Analyst, Network Engineering at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) is pivotal in ensuring robust network performance and security through precise management of network services and troubleshooting. Provision and fulfil network-service requests using packet-capture tools to guarantee seamless connectivity across all systems. Implement and support firewall-policy changes, specifically utilizing ACLs to enhance network security protocols. Collaborate with engineering, operations, and security teams to ensure network integrity and performance metrics are consistently met. Analyze packet captures to diagnose connectivity issues, aiming for a resolution time of under 30 minutes to minimize downtime. Take ownership of multiple network requests, ensuring they are managed independently within agreed timelines for efficient service delivery. Maintain accurate technical and change documentation to support compliance and operational efficiency within the network. Troubleshoot Layer 3 routing and switching issues, directly impacting service delivery and enhancing client satisfaction metrics. This role fosters an ownership culture, allowing analysts to directly impact network performance and security, contributing to the overall success of ICE
• Required Skills & Technical Competencies The ideal candidate must possess a robust skill profile in network engineering, focusing on specific technologies essential for operational excellence at ICE
• Technical Skills TCP/IP — intermediate — essential for network communication, requiring a solid understanding of protocols and configurations to ensure effective data transmission. OSPF — intermediate — practical application in routing decisions, critical for optimizing network paths within ICE ‘s infrastructure. BGP — intermediate — used day-to-day for managing data flow between different networks, ensuring efficient routing and connectivity. NAT — intermediate — necessary for managing IP address allocation, enhancing network security and efficiency. ACLs — intermediate — utilized for implementing firewall-policy changes to bolster network security measures. Packet-capture tools — intermediate — evaluated through practical tests during the interview process to assess troubleshooting capabilities. When showcasing these technical skills in your resume or interview, e…