Control Systems Networking Engineer, Data Center Technology Systems

About the job

To support delivering AI and Infrastructure at an unparalleled scale, efficiency, reliability and velocity, the Data Center Control Engineering team takes the control/networking design of our data centers into the future. Our team mirrors a research and product development department where designs/strategies are incubated, developed and produced for construction.

As a Control Systems Networking Engineer, you will take on complex Operational Technology (OT) networking and infrastructure challenges to develop new technologies, and optimize processes to further increase our networking posture and networking infrastructure across products. You act as a technical leader in the design and strategy of our global data center infrastructure. You will leverage your deep expertise to define the future of our complex, facilities. You are a recognized domain expert in facility control and networking systems and have a track record of influencing cross-functional teams and driving long-term technical roadmaps.

Individual pay is determined by factors including job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training.

US: $121000 - $175000 (USD) + 15% bonus target + equity + benefits

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Responsibilities

• Develop scope, requirements for networking initiatives to drive the design, implementation, testing of secure, resilient (OT) security solutions. Perform design document development, implementation and lab and on-site testing of networking solutions.
• Perform technical review of new control system infrastructure initiatives, embedding networking requirements into the life-cycle from initial design, testing to deployment.
• Serve as a technical liaison and collaborate between cross-functional teams to resolve complex design, integration, and deployment challenges in environments.
• Perform sustaining and life cycling activities during pre and post deployment, and operations for networking solutions and OT infrastructure components (e.g., SCADA/servers, clients, software).
• Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and maturation of the OT environment to drive risk reduction.

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