AI Infrastructure Network Reliability Engineer

Meta; Prineville (OR); On-site; USD 193,000 - 271,000; Full time

Job summary

Meta is seeking an experienced Network Engineer for AI Infrastructure Repair in Oregon. You will lead strategy and execution for AI network repair programs across large-scale data centers, driving fault diagnosis, automation, and cross-functional collaboration to keep AI training and inference fabrics resilient and optimized.

The role emphasizes root cause analysis, repair automation, and wear-leveling of high-speed networks including RDMA and optical interconnects, with broad impact on Meta's

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in CS/Engineering or equivalent practical experience.
• 12+ years in network engineering with data center scale experience.
• Experience leading cross-functional programs spanning network operations, hardware, and reliability.
• Experience designing/deploying high-speed AI network fabrics.

Responsibilities

• Define long-term strategy for AI network repair across large data centers.
• Lead root cause analysis and remediation of complex network faults.
• Develop automated remediation workflows for AI clusters.
• Partner with teams to align repair programs with AI deployment roadmaps.
• Establish runbooks and tooling to reduce MTTR in AI fabrics.

Skills

Data-driven analysis

Stakeholder alignment

Strategy development

Cross-functional leadership

Network fault management

Infra reliability

Program management

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science/Engineering or equivalent

Tools

RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE)

InfiniBand

High-density optical interconnects

Job description

Meta is seeking an experienced Network Engineer for AI Infrastructure Repair in Oregon. You will lead strategy and execution for AI network repair programs across large-scale data centers, driving fault diagnosis, automation, and cross-functional collaboration to keep AI training and inference fabrics resilient and optimized.

The role emphasizes root cause analysis, repair automation, and wear-leveling of high-speed networks including RDMA and optical interconnects, with broad impact on Meta's