Lead the design and automation of mission-critical networks at SpaceX, focusing on AI-driven operations.
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AI in the day-to-day
Design AI and machine learning tools to monitor network health, detect anomalies and pro-actively detect anomalous hardware behavior.
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Joblaze summary
The Sr. Network Engineer at SpaceX is responsible for architecting and deploying robust, mission-critical networks that support the company's data centers and operations. This role requires expertise in automating network lifecycles and implementing AI-driven tools for network health monitoring and anomaly detection. Ideal candidates will have over five years of experience with network design and automation, particularly with hardware from leading manufacturers like Cisco and Juniper. SpaceX's dynamic environment emphasizes innovation and high performance, making it suitable for seasoned engineers eager to push technological boundaries.
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SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars.
SR. NETWORK ENGINEER
The Network Engineering team designs and operates the mission critical networks for our data centers that power our internal operations. These networks are highly redundant, secure, and high-performance architectures that are rapidly scaling to support our internal needs & our fleet of vehicles. You will lead the charge on designing new architectures, innovating on AI-native operations and challenging the status quo on creating world class networks.
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