Manager, Network Engineering

Full Time

Mid Level

Job Title: Manager, Network Engineering

Start Date: Immediate

About Gateway Fiber:
Gateway Fiber is a locally owned internet service provider committed to making a positive impact through better connectivity. With support from CBRE Investment Management, we are rapidly building a national fiber-to-the-home platform to reach 500,000 homes and businesses. Our reliable service, customer-first approach, and transparent pricing are at the core of our mission.

Who We’re Looking For:
We’re hiring a Manager, Network Engineering to support the design, deployment, and optimization of our carrier-grade network infrastructure. In this key leadership role, you’ll oversee a growing team of engineers while partnering cross-functionally to support Gateway’s annual goal of 100,000 new serviceable passings. You’ll bring strategic insight, deep technical expertise, and a collaborative mindset to elevate our network operations to the next level.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead and manage a team of Network Engineers responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining Gateway’s IP network infrastructure.
Support strategic planning and architecture of scalable Layer 3 core routing solutions, ensuring reliability, performance, and security across the network.
Oversee day-to-day network operations, troubleshooting, capacity planning, and KPI tracking to ensure optimal uptime and service quality.
Guide implementation of new technologies, including dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 environments, MPLS, and PON-based access networks.
Partner with cross-functional teams to assess connectivity needs, resolve network issues, and support service launches.
Develop and maintain network policies, procedures, and standards to address complex and evolving technical challenges.
Support vendor selection and management, including evaluation of hardware/software solutions aligned with business needs.
Mentor and grow team members, fostering technical development, accountability, and high performance within the department.
Drive documentation and knowledge-sharing, ensuring the team is equipped with resources and tools for success.
Contribute to capital planning, budgeting, and network scaling strategies in alignment with Gateway’s growth trajectory.

Qualifications:

5+ years of experience in network engineering, with at least 2 years in management capacity.
Deep expertise in Layer 3 Core Network Routing (OSPFv3, IS-IS, BGP, IBGP, RIP) and WAN protocols; MPLS and Multicast experience strongly preferred.
Familiarity with Juniper MX Series and JUNOS preferred; Cisco and other vendor experience considered.
Hands-on experience with Calix GPON/XGS-PON, DWDM/CWDM, and optical networks is a plus.
Demonstrated success in building and leading high-performing technical teams.
Proficient in both Unix/Linux and Windows environments.
Exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills, including ability to diagnose network traces and troubleshoot performance issues.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Network Engineering, or related field preferred.
Must possess a valid driver’s license; ability to travel occasionally and lift up to 80 lbs as needed for fieldwork.

What’s in It for You:

Opportunity to lead and shape the future of Gateway’s network infrastructure at a critical stage of growth.
Competitive salary and benefits package include medical, dental, vision, paid time off, and flexible work environment.
Career growth and hands-on experience with cutting-edge network technologies.
A people-first culture in a fast-moving, innovative company.
The chance to directly impact the lives of customers and communities by delivering better internet.

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