Lead Engineer, Network Engineering
AmerisourceBergen (company site, opens in a new tab)6+ yrsPuneOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 18–30 LPA
Posted 1d ago
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Job description
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About This Role
- Lead a team of network engineers supporting critical facilities infrastructure, including hiring, performance management, development, and resource allocation.
- Own network architecture, standards, and implementation patterns for complex critical-facility environments, including data centers and operational technology networks.
- Set technical priorities and lead initiatives to improve connectivity, resilience, performance, capacity, and operational continuity; resolve complex engineering issues and drive adoption of network guardrails.
Minimum Requirements
- Work Experience Required: 6+ years in network engineering, network operations, infrastructure engineering, telecommunications, or a related field.
- Bachelor’s degree in network engineering, computer science, information technology, information systems, telecommunications, or a related field—or equivalent experience.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Has experience working across critical-facility infrastructure, particularly data center or operational technology network environments.
- Can translate architecture constraints, capacity demands, service impacts, and operational risks into durable network designs and standards.
- Is suited to a lead role combining technical direction, cross-functional influence, and development of network engineers.