Lead Infrastructure Engineer - Networks
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Job Description
Structured overview of role & requirementsAbout This Role
Lead design, development, and technical troubleshooting in infrastructure engineering projects of moderate scope, focusing on networks across campus, data center, and WAN.
Drive infrastructure engineering workstreams or projects, architecting and implementing changes for modernization, ensuring traceability, resiliency, and security compliance.
Leverage enterprise-authorized AI capabilities to accelerate infrastructure analysis, design documentation, and automation, validating outputs with awareness of data sensitivity and security.
Minimum Requirements
5+ years of applied experience with formal training or certification in infrastructure engineering concepts.
Senior full-stack network engineering expertise covering campus, data center, and WAN including routing/switching, segmentation, QoS, DNS/DHCP/IPAM with end-to-end ownership of major initiatives.
Deep knowledge of at least one infrastructure technology and scripting languages; proficiency in cloud infrastructure and multiple cloud technologies including migration across public and private clouds.
Experience using enterprise-authorized AI capabilities in infrastructure engineering while ensuring validation and alignment to resiliency, security, and audit standards.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced network infrastructure engineer capable of leading architecture/design and end-to-end delivery in a large-scale enterprise environment.
Comfortable integrating and validating AI-assisted infrastructure engineering solutions with rigorous attention to security, auditability, and operational impact.
Technical versatility encompassing deep knowledge in networking technologies, cloud infrastructure, automation, and cross-functional infrastructure domains.
