Posted Oct 26, 2026

Senior Network Engineer

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Senior Network Engineer Infrastructure operations · shared across customers Reports to: Director, Network Engineering Location: Remote (US) or Pleasanton, CA (hybrid) Department: Infrastructure & DC Operations / Network Engineering Position summary The Senior Network Engineer designs, deploys, and operates the high-performance networking fabric supporting GPU clusters. This includes InfiniBand and RoCE fabrics for training workloads, customer-facing connectivity, and the wide-area network that connects STN sites and customer environments. Key responsibilities • Design and configure InfiniBand or RoCE fabrics optimized for GPU training and distributed inference Configure and operate switching, routing, and customer VLAN/VRF/VPC architectures Manage BGP peering, public IP space, anycast, and DDoS protection Design customer connectivity including cross-connects, dedicated links, VPN, and SD-WAN Maintain network automation, configuration management, and source-of-truth tooling Coordinate with the NOC on network monitoring, alerting, and runbook authoring Troubleshoot complex network issues across layers 1 through 7 Maintain network documentation, diagrams, and operational runbooks Drive network capacity planning aligned to fleet growth and customer commitments Support security and compliance audits including SOC 2 and customer security reviews Required qualifications • 7+ years in network engineering with data center or service provider experience Deep expertise in InfiniBand or RoCE (RoCEv2), including congestion control and NCCL tuning Strong knowledge of BGP, OSPF, MPLS, VXLAN, and EVPN Hands-on experience with Arista, NVIDIA Mellanox/Spectrum, or Cisco platforms CCIE, JNCIE, NCIE, or equivalent advanced certification strongly preferred Preferred qualifications • GPU cluster networking experience at multi-thousand-GPU scale SDN and automation skills (Ansible, Python, Nautobot, or Netbox) Multi-site WAN and peering experience including IX participation Familiarity with NVIDIA Cumulus, SONiC, or open networking stacks