Most of the engineers testing networking products are really good at networking. They understand protocols, device behaviour, and how traffic flows through a topology. But they're not full-time software developers. And they shouldn't have to be. When your automation framework requires deep Python or Java skills just to write a new test case, most of the team can't contribute. The people who know the product best end up locked out of the automation process.
We build scriptless and low-code automation frameworks that let network engineers create and maintain tests using structured configuration and test logic, not code. You describe what you want to test. The topology, the steps, the expected behaviour. All in a format that reads like a test plan, not a program. The framework handles the execution, device interaction, and reporting underneath.
This isn't about dumbing things down. It's about removing the barrier between the people who understand the product and the automation that tests it. Your team writes more tests, covers more ground, and doesn't need a dedicated automation engineer bottlenecking the whole effort.