Drimva

JPMorgan Chase

Infrastructure Engineer III

$119K–$160K

San Francisco, CA +3 · Full-time · Posted Sep 22, 2026

Location
San Francisco, CA
Columbus, OH
Plano, TX
Jersey City, NJ
Experience
3+ years of applied experience in infrastructure engineering concepts; 2+ years of network operations experience.
Education
Formal training or certification on infrastructure engineering concepts.

About the job

Supports network infrastructure engineering and capacity management by monitoring systems, identifying risks, and coordinating validated remediation across teams.

What you'll do

  • Improve and monitor infrastructure and applications at scale, including capacity analysis.
  • Support daily capacity processes and partner with teams to identify risks and track remediation.
  • Use enterprise-authorized AI to support monitoring, analysis, documentation, and workflow improvements, validating outputs against security and resiliency expectations.

What they ask for

  • Formal training or certification in infrastructure engineering concepts and 3+ years of applied experience.
  • 2+ years of network operations experience.
  • Operating knowledge of one or more infrastructure areas, such as SD-WAN, fabric switching, Wi-Fi, or network security.
  • Proficiency in a network infrastructure technology and programming languages such as Python or Ansible; experience with enterprise-authorized AI in infrastructure workflows is also required.

Nice to have

  • Experience with wired/wireless LAN, BGP WAN, SD-WAN, and 802.1x technologies from Cisco, Arista, Juniper, Fortinet, or Forescout.
  • Communication skills and ability to manage assigned tasks while seeking guidance when needed.

Pay

$118,750.00-$160,000.00 USD base salary (San Francisco, CA); $118,750.00-$160,000.00 USD base salary (Jersey City, NJ)

Tools

Python, Ansible, SD-WAN, fabric switching, Wi-Fi, Cisco, Arista, Juniper

AI focus

Uses enterprise-authorized AI for monitoring, capacity analysis, documentation, and improving remediation workflows; validates recommendations and handles operational data according to sensitivity, security, resiliency, and auditability expectations.

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