Senior Principal Front-End Network Engineer

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NscaleAI Infrastructure

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Experience: 12+ years

Requirements

12+ years of experience in network engineering, with deep focus on hyperscale data centre, cloud, or AI infrastructure networking
Expert-level operational and architectural experience with large-scale Ethernet data centre fabrics (leaf-spine / Clos topologies)
Strong hands-on expertise with Arista or Nokia platforms in production environments
Deep understanding of modern data centre routing and control planes (BGP, OSPF, ECMP, EVPN-VXLAN)
Proven experience with long-haul circuits, DCI, and optical transport
Strong background in storage networking over Ethernet and shared storage connectivity
Demonstrated ability to debug and resolve complex cross-layer issues
Proven ability to lead complex technical initiatives across teams and influence strategy without direct authority
A systems-level mindset

Responsibilities

Own the technical direction and operational strategy for Nscale’s front-end AI infrastructure networks at the highest level
Designing, reviewing, and evolving large-scale Ethernet leaf-spine / Clos fabric architectures
Acting as the senior-most escalation point for the most complex front-end network incidents
Driving cross-team and cross-functional initiatives to improve fabric reliability, performance predictability, observability, and operational maturity
Defining standards for hardware configuration, routing, congestion management, firmware lifecycle management, and automation
Partnering with SRE, Compute Platform, Storage, and Network Architecture teams to influence end-to-end system design
Mentoring senior and principal-level network engineers
Driving measurable improvements in uptime, latency consistency, capacity efficiency, and incident reduction

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