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Network Engineering Manager - Backbone and Cloud (Remote)

CrowdStrike

USA - Remote · Remote · full time · Management

$140,000 – $215,000

Listed on CrowdStrike’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

A management role leading CrowdStrike's global network engineering team to design and operate large-scale IP and optical backbone infrastructure across hybrid clouds. This suits experienced network engineers who have managed teams at hyperscale and want to drive architecture strategy and operational excellence.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 7+ years operating multi-vendor hyper-scale IP and Optical backbone and public cloud networks
  • Proven track record managing global engineering teams and leading initiatives independently
  • Expert knowledge of large-scale backbone networking technologies (DWDM, ROADM, MP-BGP, MPLS, RSVP, Segment Routing, IS-IS, QoS, MACsec)
  • Experience with optical networks, core backbone routing, DDoS mitigation and edge network services
  • Experience managing network configs using scripts or automation frameworks
  • Experience operating in FedRAMP or other regulated environments
  • Eligible for CJIS clearance (U.S. citizenship or Green Card/permanent resident status required)
  • Strong track record developing and improving tools, platforms and infrastructure
  • Experience with network simulation and testing tools
  • Experience automating systems to reduce operational toil

Nice to have

  • Experience utilizing AI technologies to enhance decision-making and streamline workflows

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