Nebius is building a full-stack AI cloud platform for the global AI economy, from data and model training to production deployment.
Listed on Nasdaq (NBIS), headquartered in Amsterdam, with R&D hubs across Europe, the UK, North America and Israel.
Responsibilities
Cross-functional collaboration with Network TPMs, DWDM engineers, ITDC teams, Network Procurement, and Construction departments.
Datacenter PoP selection: evaluate connectivity feasibility and lead technical validation of long-haul wave proposals and dark fiber options.
Infrastructure design: act as technical lead for fiber pathway architecture, manhole placements, conduit systems, and site entry points.
MMR/POE integration: collaborate on layout of Point of Entry and Meet-Me Rooms for high-capacity multi-carrier fiber and MOFN arrivals.
Build and maintain strategic relationships with regional ISPs, private dark fiber owners, and utility providers.
Collaborate on RFx process for last-mile, middle-mile, and long-haul capacity; lead negotiations for IRU agreements, long-term leases, and MOFN service structures.
Coordinate with fiber owners to secure rack space, power, and environmental resources within ILA sites.
Maintain internal databases of fiber/connectivity routes, including KMZ/KML files.
Utilize AutoCAD to review, modify, and create site infrastructure and conduit design plans.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Telecommunications, or related field (or equivalent experience).
5+ years of experience in network infrastructure, OSP planning, or data center connectivity project management.
AutoCAD proficiency for site infrastructure/conduit designs.
Advanced ability with geospatial tools and KMZ/KML files.
Strong grasp of DWDM technology, ILA requirements, and MOFN deployment lifecycle.
Demonstrated success negotiating complex fiber leases, IRUs, and construction contracts.
Proven ability to influence stakeholders and external vendors.
Nice to have
Deep knowledge of the regional fiber landscape, utility right-of-way and regional infrastructure challenges.
Experience with large-scale 100Tbps+ capacity planning and deployment.
Ability to read and create code in Python or Go.
Knowledge of service provider or datacenter IP Networking.
Conditions
Remote work from the APAC region.
Competitive compensation, career growth and learning opportunities.