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Lead Network and Product Systems Engineer

Fifty Years · San Francisco · On-site

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Identify and compare deployment opportunities for optical networking and interconnect products. Use workload needs, network architecture, integration constraints and customer value to recommend product priorities. Define system requirements and trade-offs for bandwidth, latency, reliability, recovery and power. Account for NICs, transports, host interfaces, optical endpoints and control overhead. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

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Dipole Labs develops photonic hardware for computing infrastructure. Our engineering work connects device physics, fabrication, electronics, optical integration and system validation.

Datacenter networking and product direction

San Francisco, California | Full-time | On site

Guide product direction at the intersection of datacenter networking, optical hardware and compute workloads. Translate deployment experience and customer needs into product choices, system requirements and convincing end-to-end validation.

Identify and compare deployment opportunities for optical networking and interconnect products. Use workload needs, network architecture, integration constraints and customer value to recommend product priorities.

Define system requirements and trade-offs for bandwidth, latency, reliability, recovery and power. Account for NICs, transports, host interfaces, optical endpoints and control overhead.

Work with customers and engineering teams to turn requirements into architecture decisions, interfaces, evaluation plans and a technically grounded product roadmap.

Design and run representative system experiments against matched baselines. Connect component measurements to...

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