Network Engineering Intern

1 нед. назад

СШАTraineeOnsite

python

Internship role assisting with network fabric deployment and Python tooling in a GPU cluster AI compute environment.

Our mission is simple: deliver seamless, secure, reliable, and resilient AI compute at scale. We've built a versatile cloud platform that eliminates infrastructure barriers, empowering builders to focus on innovation instead of fighting their stack. Because breakthrough AI should move at the speed of ideas, not infrastructure.

At the cluster is the network: thousands of GPUs only train as one machine if the fabric between them is built and validated correctly.
We’re looking for a Network Engineering Intern to join our team during an exciting phase of growth. In this role, you will work with the engineers who bring those fabrics up, verifying cabling and links during real cluster deployments and writing the Python tooling that makes the next deployment faster and less error-prone. You will leave with code merged into the team’s repository and used on a live cluster.

This internship is open to three kinds of candidates. We evaluate all three against the same bar and none is a second-tier track.
Current students Computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, IT, or network engineering programs. Homelabs, CTF teams, and open-source contributions count.
Transitioning service members and veterans Communications, network, and cyber specialties map directly. Examples: Army 25-series signal; Navy IT; Air Force 1D7 cyber defense operations; USMC 06-series communications. Hands-on experience standing up and troubleshooting networks under pressure is exactly what we need.
Professionals returning after a career break Network engineers, systems administrators, and IT operations professionals returning after a break. If your last role predates modern automation, that is what the internship is for.
One of: current enrollment in a relevant program; military experience in communications, network, or cyber; or 2+ years of prior work as a network or systems engineer or administrator.
Solid networking fundamentals: TCP/IP, subnetting, Layer 2 versus Layer 3, and how routing works.
Some programming or scripting experience, Python preferred; comfort on the Linux command line.
Methodical troubleshooting: you isolate, test one variable, and write down what you found.
Able to travel to Data Center sites 1-2 times.

CCNA, JNCIA, Network+, or equivalent.
BGP or EVPN lab experience; exposure to Arista EOS, SONiC, or other data center NOS.
Git, Ansible, or NetBox experience.
HPC or GPU cluster exposure; familiarity with RDMA or RoCE concepts.

Paid Internship
May - August (12 weeks)
Tuesday - Friday, 8 hours
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