Network Deployment Engineer II – Data Center & Optical

Astreya; Ashburn (VA); Presencial; USD 90 000 - 120 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Astreya is seeking a Network Deployment Engineer II to design, develop, and test optical systems, and to specify and qualify active and passive optical components. The role interacts with device, hardware, and software teams to advance optical system development and performance benchmarking.

Responsibilities include deploying and supporting large-scale network infrastructure, validating power needs, and contributing to documentation, automation, and process improvements across POP sites and data

Qualificações

• Bachelor’s degree and 2–5 years’ related experience.
• Strong data center networking knowledge.
• Experience with MPLS/BGP/RSVP-TE/IS-IS.
• Fiber-optic technology knowledge.
• Ability to troubleshoot complex network issues.
• Experience with POP deployments and colocation facilities.

Responsabilidades

• Deploy, configure, and support a large-scale production network and server infrastructure in data centers and POP sites.
• Quantify equipment power requirements and coordinate with Eng, Facilities Ops, and vendors.
• Support network turn-up within project timelines.
• Manage assets for networking gear in datacenters and POPs.
• Improve documentation, automation, and processes.

Conhecimentos

Data center networking

IP routing protocols

Fiber-optic technology

Troubleshooting

Project coordination

Team collaboration

Communication

Time management

Formação académica

Bachelor’s degree

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Astreya is seeking a Network Deployment Engineer II to design, develop, and test optical systems, and to specify and qualify active and passive optical components. The role interacts with device, hardware, and software teams to advance optical system development and performance benchmarking.

Responsibilities include deploying and supporting large-scale network infrastructure, validating power needs, and contributing to documentation, automation, and process improvements across POP sites and data