Wim Blervacq
About Wim Blervacq
Wim Blervacq is a Network Architect with extensive experience in advanced networking technologies and data center solutions. He has worked for notable companies including Cisco Systems, IBM Global Services, and SWIFT, and possesses expertise in IPv6 networking and high availability routing.
Current Role at SWIFT
Wim Blervacq has been serving as a Network Architect at SWIFT since 2005. In this role, he focuses on designing and implementing advanced networking solutions. His responsibilities include ensuring high availability and reliability of network services, as well as optimizing network performance. He has been involved in significant projects that enhance SWIFT's global network infrastructure.
Previous Experience in Networking
Prior to his current position, Wim Blervacq worked at Dimension Data as a Network Consultant from 2001 to 2005. He also held a position as a Unix operator at IBM Global Services from 1998 to 2000, and briefly worked as a network engineer at Cisco Systems in 2000. His diverse experience includes working on large-scale network projects that utilized various technologies and equipment from Cisco, Juniper, and Riverbed.
Educational Background
Wim Blervacq studied at KU Leuven, where he earned a degree in Industrial Engineering in Electromechanics from 1991 to 1997. He also attended SJC ST-Pieters-Woluwe for his earlier education. His academic background provides a solid foundation for his expertise in networking and engineering principles.
Expertise in Networking Technologies
Wim Blervacq possesses extensive expertise in IPv6 networking and data center solutions, particularly with Cisco Nexus. He specializes in advanced networking technologies, including IOSXR, Wireless, and ISE. His skills also encompass high availability routing using BGP and EIGRP, and he has experience with data center interconnectivity to cloud solutions, specifically with AWS Cloud.
Notable Projects and Contributions
Wim Blervacq has contributed to the design of a VPN over MPLS network that serves 8000 customers. He has also been involved in designing the Worldwide Backbone Network utilizing PBB-EVPN and Segment Routing. His work reflects a commitment to enhancing network capabilities and improving service delivery.