Description
Job Summary
The Corporate Network Engineering team owns Anthropic's corporate network: the wired, wireless, and edge infrastructure in our offices and research facilities around the world. You will set the technical direction and lead a small team of network engineers.
Responsibilities
- Lead and grow the Corporate Network Engineering team , hiring, development, performance, planning, and prioritization
- Set technical direction with the team and own the final call on architecture standards across edge, campus switching, wireless, segmentation, out-of-band management, and telemetry
- Own reliability and operations: monitoring, incident response, and post-incident reviews
- Move the fleet toward network-as-code: templated configuration with change control, staged rollouts, drift detection, and automation
- Partner with Security Engineering and Detection & Response on network authentication, segmentation, and the network as a detection source
- Deliver networks for new offices and research facilities and upgrade existing sites
- Own vendor, carrier, and integrator relationships and the network hardware budget
Requirements
- 10+ years designing, building, and operating enterprise campus and edge networks
- 5+ years leading engineers, including at least 3 years as a people manager
- Deep, hands-on experience in enterprise edge, campus switching, wireless, segmentation, out-of-band management, network automation, and network observability
Nice to Have
- Led corporate networking at a company that added offices faster than it added network engineers
- Implemented certificate-based network authentication and identity- or device-based segmentation at scale
- Shipped network configuration as code and built telemetry pipelines
- Designed dense wireless for large event spaces and high-occupancy floors
Technical Skills
- Enterprise edge: firewalls and routing
- Campus switching and high-density enterprise wireless
- Segmentation and access control
- Out-of-band management and secure, auditable administrative access
- Network automation and configuration as code
- Network observability
- Physical infrastructure for buildouts