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Intel

Systems and Solutions Engineer

Intel

full time · Senior

$122,440 – $172,860

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What this role is

This role supports Intel's next-generation networking processors by working directly with major cloud providers to design, test, and troubleshoot infrastructure solutions. It suits engineers with deep expertise in networking hardware, system software, and customer-facing technical problem-solving who want to shape how cloud platforms use accelerated networking.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's or Master's in electrical engineering, computer science, or related field
  • 4+ years with networking fundamentals including NICs, hardware accelerators, switching, or data center protocols
  • 4+ years with system software stacks including firmware, drivers, Linux kernel, and application performance
  • 4+ years with customer-facing systems engineering and debug experience across platform, compute, memory, and network components
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Ability to work independently across diverse stakeholders

Nice to have

  • Ethernet product and data center ecosystem knowledge with Cloud Service Provider collaboration experience
  • Familiarity with data center workloads, RDMA, collectives, and AI benchmarking
  • NIC hardware and software stack configuration, testing, or troubleshooting experience
  • Experience with software build and development tools including GCC, Git, GitHub, RPM, Make, Shell Scripting, Docker, and Jenkins

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