Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Fluidstack builds large-scale compute infrastructure for artificial intelligence through data center, hardware, and software operations. The Network Engineer, Wireless will design, deploy, secure, and operate enterprise and wireless networks across data center campuses, offices, and labs, including RF planning, construction-phase connectivity, and permanent network cutovers.
Responsibilities
- Own enterprise and wireless network design and deployment across data center campuses, offices, and labs as a single repeatable reference design, with configs generated and version-controlled rather than hand-drawn per site
- Deliver full wireless coverage in white space where the colocation landlord's obligation ends at the admin areas: dense double-wide liquid-cooled racks cause severe RF interference, and the design may need an AP on every row
- Run predictive and on-site RF surveys, then validate coverage after equipment install, because a hall full of racks changes the RF answer
- Build the security posture for active construction campuses: WPA3-class wireless, clean segmentation between production, controls, contractor, and guest traffic, and disciplined credential and SSID hygiene while hundreds of trade workers rotate through
- Stand up interim construction-phase connectivity, including Starlink-class satellite backhaul before terrestrial circuits land, and drive the cutover to permanent enterprise networks
- Coordinate with data center design, deployment, IT, and security teams so enterprise and wireless requirements land in the site design instead of being retrofitted after turnover
Skills
- You've designed and deployed enterprise campus networks end to end, wired and wireless, from requirements gathering through turnover to operations
- You know 802.11 at the fundamentals: RF propagation, channel planning, and roaming behavior, and you've run predictive and on-site RF surveys with professional survey tooling
- You've built NAC, segmentation, and guest and contractor access that held up under real-world abuse
- You've delivered networks in industrial, construction, or otherwise RF-hostile environments and adapted your designs when the environment fought back
- You troubleshoot from packet capture and spectrum analysis, and you can point to the trace that settled the argument
- Version-controlled configs and documented designs are habits for you, so the next site inherits your work without a handover meeting
- Satellite or fixed-wireless backhaul experience
- Wi-Fi design certifications
- Enterprise routing and switching automation
- Experience running networks alongside OT and BMS environments
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