Staff Network Engineer
Pubblicato il 29-08-2026 - Jobgether in Italia
This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Staff Network Engineer (AI Fabric, Datacenter and Edge Networking) - Radian Arc based in Italy.
This is a high-impact Staff-level networking role responsible for the architecture, deployment, and operation of infrastructure powering GPU-based AI workloads.
You will own the technical direction of high-performance AI fabrics while remaining deeply hands-on across implementation, troubleshooting, automation, and operations.
The scope spans RoCE/RDMA GPU fabrics, datacenter routing, edge connectivity, security, and inter-datacenter backbone infrastructure.
As the organization’s first dedicated networking specialist, you will establish reusable architectures, engineering standards, and operational practices from the ground up.
You will work closely with compute, storage, platform, SRE, observability, and datacenter teams to make networking a core part of the infrastructure design.
The role combines architectural leadership with direct execution in a lean,
fast-scaling, international environment.
It is an opportunity to shape the networking foundation for distributed AI training and inference across global datacenter and edge deployments.
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Accountabilities
AI fabric architecture: Design, deploy, and operate high-performance GPU networking fabrics for distributed AI workloads, including RoCE, RDMA, Spectrum-X, leaf-spine, fat-tree, rail, and multi-plane architectures.
AI performance optimization: Analyze GPU communication patterns and optimize east-west traffic, congestion control, latency, throughput, and reliability for distributed training and inference workloads.
Datacenter networking: Own Layer 2/3 architecture using BGP, ECMP, EVPN/VXLAN, VLAN/VRF, OVS/OVN, Linux networking, bridges, overlays, and scalable routing patterns.
Security and edge connectivity: Design and operate north-south connectivity, WAF and application-layer protections