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Alex_Jahani

[Hiring] Network Engineer - Reliability & Observability | Stealth AI Infrastructure | $150-250k + Equity | US Only

I'm an agency recruiter so keeping the company anonymous for now but happy to share more detail (too many backdoor applications πŸ˜…).

This is a role for engineers who live at the crossover between networking and software. Not a pure network ops hire, not a pure SRE - something more interesting than both.

The company runs GPU datacenters at serious scale (100k+ GPUs, RoCE fabrics, multi-GW power) for some of the top AI labs in the world. They're hiring someone to own the reliability and observability engineering function - building the systems that measure, validate, and continuously improve AI network infrastructure. Production Golang, telemetry pipelines, QA frameworks, failure analysis tooling.

You're likely a fit if:
- You've shipped production services in Golang
- You have hands-on BGP / EVPN / VXLAN experience in a real datacenter fabric
- You've built observability or reliability infrastructure from scratch, not just used it
- You're comfortable operating without a defined playbook - you write the playbook

Bonus points for: RoCEv2 / RDMA / AI fabric experience, hyperscaler background, open source network tooling contributions

$150-250k base + meaningful equity + benefits.

πŸ“Ž Full JD here: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4387879369/

Drop a comment or reach me at ajahani@realmgroup.io if you want to know more before applying. Not trying to gatekeep - just happy to answer questions so you can decide if it's worth your time.

Posted Mar 24, 2026, 11:42 AM UTC

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