3 data center network engineer jobs at 3 companies in Connecticut
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Senior Manager, Network Engineering
Farmington, Connecticut, United States
$138k-$208k/yrOnsiteFull Time
OtisNYSE: OTIS: Manufactures, installs, and services elevators and escalators.
7+ YOEBachelor's in engineering/computer science, 7+ years supporting LAN/WAN/data center networks (10+ years preferred for global solutions), expertise with Cisco, firewalls, load balancers, cloud networking (Azure/GCP/AWS), automation, and SLA implementation.
San Jose or North Dakota or Montana or Maine or Ohio or Nebraska or Louisiana or Texas or Nevada or Hawaii or Georgia or Mississippi or Connecticut or Colorado or Wyoming or Wisconsin or West Virginia or Maryland or California or Vermont or New York or New Jersey or Arkansas or South Dakota or Pennsylvania or Michigan or Indiana or Idaho or Arizona or New Mexico or New Hampshire or Kentucky or Alabama or South Carolina or Illinois or Missouri or Massachusetts or Iowa or Tennessee or North Carolina or Minnesota or Kansas or Alaska or Rhode Island or Delaware or Washington or Virginia or Utah or Oregon or Florida or Oklahoma
$158k-$201k/yrRemoteFull Time
CiscoNASDAQ: CSCO: Develops and sells networking hardware and cybersecurity software.
8+ YOEExperience troubleshooting enterprise network and data-center incidents, deep Nexus/NX-OS and Linux/Kubernetes knowledge, customer-facing escalation experience, bachelor's+8 years or equivalent, strong communication skills.
United States or California or Alaska or Connecticut or District of Columbia or Illinois or Maryland or Massachusetts or New Jersey or New York or Virginia or Washington
$177k-$319k/yrRemoteFull Time
EquinixNASDAQ: EQIX: Provides global data center colocation and digital interconnection services.
12+ YOE12+ years in technical marketing/product management/sales engineering in networking, cloud or infrastructure; 1+ year data center experience; deep colocation, hybrid cloud, and AI infrastructure knowledge; strong communication and cross-functional leadership.