Global Connectivity Distinguished Engineer

Responsibilities

• Participate with partners on diverse long-haul terrestrial routes to ensure network resilience and high-capacity data flow between regional AI hubs.
• Participate in subsea and terrestrial consortiums to enable capacity, efficiency, and optimize cost-per-bit for transit.
• Work with government relations to facilitate engagements by influencing market rules to support reliable and scalable fiber options to enable AI Factories
• Conduct market and connectivity-systems analysis, providing economic modeling, risk assessment, and portfolio valuation to inform investment decisions.
• Advance the transition from "best-effort" transport to ultra-reliable, low-latency communication (URLLC) protocols.
• Responsible for navigating sophisticated international regulatory frameworks and ITU-T standards to identify constraints with cross-border data transfers.
• Strategically manage the 3–5 year timelines for carrier-neutral interconnection, working with government stakeholders.
• Coordinate AI interconnection needs with national data residency laws and security and encryption requirements
• Lead commercial, regulatory, engineering, and analytical disciplines to implement a coordinated global fiber strategy.
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