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Intel

Director, Global Network Operations

Intel

Phoenix, AZ · full time · Director

$188,330 – $363,860

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What this role is

This director-level role oversees network operations for a global manufacturing and technology company across multiple facility types, managing a 24/7 team responsible for enterprise network availability and incident response. The position suits experienced network leaders who have built and scaled operations teams in complex, mission-critical environments and can drive modernization through automation and observability.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 20+ years of enterprise network experience
  • 10+ years leading global network operations teams
  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or related field
  • Experience supporting manufacturing facilities, labs, offices, campuses, and data centers
  • Experience operating large-scale global enterprise and manufacturing networks
  • Knowledge of ITIL incident, problem, change, and service management processes
  • Experience managing global vendors and telecommunications providers
  • Leadership and executive-level communication skills
  • Experience leading mission-critical infrastructure with focus on resilience and availability

Nice to have

  • Experience with Cisco SDN and Arista SDN
  • Large-scale data center network operations experience
  • Track record driving network automation and observability in global enterprise
  • Experience developing technical leadership depth and succession planning in global teams

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