Staff Network Engineer

Staff Network Engineer Department: Engineering Team: Networking Location: San Francisco, United States Type: Full-Time **About the Role** The Uber Global Network Infrastructure team is looking for someone with a passion in developing intelligent network infrastructures and embedding adaptive AI-driven decision-making while operating these cloud and on-prem networks. This role will combine a strong background in on-prem and cloud networking engineering and operations – and their many challenges and triumphs – and take that understanding and expertise in creating a resilient, high-performance network. If you value simplicity, work comfortably in a collaborative, fast paced environment, and are excited to both teach and learn, we'd love to talk to you. - Design, build and operate all facets of our next-generation network solutions, to include cloud, transit, backbone and on-prem networks in a 24/7 environment that powers Uber’s business. - Responsible for ensuring network availability, performance and future scalability through automation. - Embrace cross-team collaboration. You’ll work closely with people across multiple Engineering and Business organizations to develop and implement network-based solutions that support our global growth. - Apply your intellectual curiosity and research new technologies; figure out their practical applications within our principles and then bring it to life in our production networks. **\-\-\-\- What the Candidate Will Do ----** 1. Create, develop and extend automation frameworks designed to automatically deploy or modify on-prem and cloud networking primitives, auto-mitigate common network failures, and improve operational health. 2. Provide production on-prem and cloud networking support (GCP, OCI), interconnects, and VPC creation. 3. Identify and work with stakeholders to drive new production designs and deployments for POP, backbone, transit or Cloud networking. 4. Participate in a 24/7/365 global on-call rotation. 5. Collaborate with internal and external teams and stakeholders for projects, new functionality, or troubleshooting operational