Groq
Staff / Sr. Staff Networking Platform Engineer, Infrastructure
$270K–$402K
Dallas, United States +2 · On-site · Senior Staff · Full-time · Posted Oct 21, 2026
- Location
- Dallas, United States
San Francisco, United States
New York, United States - Visa sponsorship
- Candidates must meet applicable U.S. export-control eligibility criteria. For the U.S. posting, candidates must qualify as U.S. Persons or otherwise be eligible for an applicable export license.
About the job
Own and develop GroqMetal’s multitenant networking platform, from Kubernetes and data-center fabrics to external connectivity, with responsibility for automation, security, and production reliability.
What you'll do
- Build Kubernetes-native automation and lifecycle management for tenant and node networks, including safe recovery and isolation checks.
- Manage routing, fabric integration, addressing, and Kubernetes networking across management, tenant, GPU, and external networks.
- Own network security, configuration standards, telemetry, troubleshooting, and incident remediation.
What they ask for
- Deep production networking expertise, including TCP/IP, BGP, routing policy, peering, ECMP, segmentation, and interconnects.
- Experience with bare-metal data-center networking, including leaf-spine fabrics, underlay/overlay networks, and tenant separation.
- Strong Kubernetes and Linux networking experience, including CNI behavior, network policy, and cluster-to-physical-network integration.
- Built Kubernetes controllers, operators, and custom resources in Go; experience with network automation and GitOps.
Nice to have
- Experience delivering multitenant infrastructure or managed Kubernetes networking products.
- Fabric management/IPAM experience or GPU cluster networking expertise, including InfiniBand, RoCE, and NVIDIA GPU infrastructure.
Pay
$270,400 - $365,800 (USD total cash salary, Staff); $341,400 - $401,600 (USD total cash salary, Sr. Staff)
Tools
Kubernetes, Go, Cilium, BGP, VLANs, EVPN/VXLAN, NetBox, Netris
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