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Omirant Systems is building a new category—Site Infrastructure Management (SIM)—and is seeking a Senior Network Engineer in Mexico City. You will lead the early NOC operations, troubleshoot in the weeds, and design playbooks, automation, and a knowledge base to scale the team and AI agents.
You will configure and monitor routers, switches, firewalls, VPNs, and other network devices, while shaping incident response and security controls for multi-site deployments across LATAM.
Omirant Systems is creating a new category:Site Infrastructure Management (SIM)— always-on remote monitoring, diagnosis, and autonomous remediation of the physical IP infrastructure that runs multi-site operations: networks, security and access control, energy, POS, A/V, OT and other endpoints.
Physical sites became completely IP-dependent, but they're still serviced the old reactive way — a device breaks, someone eventually notices, a truck gets dispatched days later. Most of those failures are fixable remotely. We replace that model it with a 24/7, AI agent-driven NOC and a national field network for the rare times truck rolls are actually needed.
The Senior Network Engineer role is a full-time, hybrid position based in Mexico City.
You will personally run the early NOC operation — hands-on, in the weeds, doing the troubleshooting and handling documentation — and simultaneously build the machine that lets us scale it: the playbooks, agent orchestration logic, the knowledge base, and eventually the team of operators underneath you.
Day-to-day responsibilities include configuring and managing routers, switches, firewalls, VPNs, and other network appliances; monitoring network performance and availability; and troubleshooting complex issues across WAN, LAN, and wireless networks. The Senior Network Engineer will collaborate closely with the leadership team to build scalable monitoring standards, enhance network security controls, and create documentation and runbooks that enable rapid incident response.
The work compounds. Every incident you resolve becomes a documented procedure, and every procedure makes the next fix faster — for you, for the operators you’ll hire, and for the AI agents that run on top of what you build. You’re not maintaining someone else’s legacy mess; you’re setting the technical standard for a category we are building.