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Remote Data Center Infrastructure jobs are open across the U.S. at remote-first firms, distributed tech teams, and cloud-focused enterprises in sectors like cloud services, managed hosting, and enterprise IT. Employers hiring remotely right now include Jabil, Meta, and Apple. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Head of Data Center and Capacity Partnerships, AI Infrastructure
DriveNets, AI Business Unit. Remote US-based preferred; frequent travel.
#LI-Remote
About the Company
DriveNets is a leader in high-scale networking software for AI infrastructure and service providers. The company pioneered a disaggregated networking architecture that transforms the economics of large-scale networks while maximizing performance, utilization, and operational efficiency. DriveNets-powered networks are deployed by global leaders, including AT&T and Comcast, supporting more than 30% of total U.S. internet traffic. DriveNets AI Fabric delivers full-stack networking for AI infrastructures, providing the highest-performance, Ethernet-based alternative to InfiniBand. The solution is deployed by hyperscalers, NeoClouds, and enterprises worldwide. With over $1B raised, DriveNets continues to push the boundaries of modern networking infrastructure.
The Role
DriveNets builds the networking fabric and services behind large AI clusters for neoclouds, AI companies and enterprises. As our AI business scales, the relationships that matter most sit with the people who control compute and data center capacity: data center operators and developers, colocation and power providers, and the clouds building on top of them.
We are hiring a senior partner to own those relationships. This is a relationships-first role: your network in the AI data center world is your most valuable asset. You will know where capacity exists and is being built, who controls it, when it is ready and what it costs, and you will use that knowledge to help our customers and partners get clusters built faster.
This is not a procurement or supply chain role. You need to be able to pick up the phone and get a straight answer on megawatts, timing and price, structure the partnership that follows, and stay close to the deal through deployment.
Responsibilities
- Build and maintain partnerships with data center operators and developers, colocation and power providers, and neoclouds across the geographies our customers need.
- Keep a current, accurate picture of available and upcoming capacity: power, space, ready dates and commercial terms.
- Work with our sales team and executives to connect capacity with customers that need it, and respond quickly to urgent “can you find me capacity” requests.
- Structure and negotiate partnership agreements with capacity providers, within guidelines set with leadership.
- Bring data center partners into customer engagements alongside our silicon and server partners, and keep the relationship through deployment and expansion.
- Provide market intelligence to leadership on where AI capacity is being built, by whom, and on what economics.
Who you are
- Established, direct relationships with data center operators and developers, colocation and power providers, and neoclouds, with a proven record of sourcing capacity (MW or GPUs) through them.
- Deep, current knowledge of the AI data center landscape: where capacity exists, who controls it, what it costs, and how to reach capacity before it is widely available.
- Commercial judgment to structure and negotiate partnership agreements.
- Technical understanding to talk credibly with engineers about power, cooling, site readiness, GPU types and cluster requirements.
- Deal-making instinct: you understand what each party in an infrastructure deal needs in order to say yes.
- Organized and fast: you can track dozens of providers with accurate availability and pricing, and respond to urgent requests in hours.
- A clear communicator across providers, customers, executives and internal teams.
- Stability and long-term thinking: this is a relationship business.
Preferred
- Experience at a neocloud, GPU aggregator or marketplace, data center developer or colocation provider where capacity availability was the constraint.
- Existing relationships with the major neoclouds and with the cloud partner ecosystems of the leading AI silicon vendors.
- Knowledge of bare-metal data center operations, power procurement and capacity planning.
- Understanding of GPU types, specifications and AI/ML workload requirements.
- High-growth startup background.
Requirements:
- Established, direct relationships with data center operators and developers, colocation and power providers, and neoclouds, with a proven record of sourcing capacity (MW or GPUs) through them.
- Deep, current knowledge of the AI data center landscape: where capacity exists, who controls it, what it costs, and how to reach capacity before it is widely available.
- Commercial judgment to structure and negotiate partnership agreements.
- Technical understanding to talk credibly with engineers about power, cooling, site readiness, GPU types and cluster requirements.
- Deal-making instinct: you understand what each party in an infrastructure deal needs in order to say yes.
- Organized and fast: you can track dozens of providers with accurate availability and pricing, and respond to urgent requests in hours.
- A clear communicator across providers, customers, executives and internal teams.
- Stability and long-term thinking: this is a relationship business.
Preferred/Advantage
- Experience at a neocloud, GPU aggregator or marketplace, data center developer or colocation provider where capacity availability was the constraint.
- Existing relationships with the major neoclouds and with the cloud partner ecosystems of the leading AI silicon vendors.
- Knowledge of bare-metal data center operations, power procurement and capacity planning.
- Understanding of GPU types, specifications and AI/ML workload requirements.
- High-growth startup background.
More About DriveNets
Based in Israel with locations in Romania, US, India and Japan as well as extended teams, DriveNets operations cover more than twelve countries. With recognition by industry analysts and through partnerships with market leaders such as AMD, Broadcom, Dell and others, DriveNets is pushing market momentum, delivering the scale and efficiency that modern AI workloads demand. Visit our website: https://drivenets.com/company/
Head of Data Center and Capacity Partnerships, AI Infrastructure
DriveNets, AI Business Unit. Remote US-based preferred; frequent travel.
#LI-Remote
About the Company
DriveNets is a leader in high-scale networking software for AI infrastructure and service providers. The company pioneered a disaggregated networking architecture that transforms the economics of large-scale networks while maximizing performance, utilization, and operational efficiency. DriveNets-powered networks are deployed by global leaders, including AT&T and Comcast, supporting more than 30% of total U.S. internet traffic. DriveNets AI Fabric delivers full-stack networking for AI infrastructures, providing the highest-performance, Ethernet-based alternative to InfiniBand. The solution is deployed by hyperscalers, NeoClouds, and enterprises worldwide. With over $1B raised, DriveNets continues to push the boundaries of modern networking infrastructure.
The Role
DriveNets builds the networking fabric and services behind large AI clusters for neoclouds, AI companies and enterprises. As our AI business scales, the relationships that matter most sit with the people who control compute and data center capacity: data center operators and developers, colocation and power providers, and the clouds building on top of them.
We are hiring a senior partner to own those relationships. This is a relationships-first role: your network in the AI data center world is your most valuable asset. You will know where capacity exists and is being built, who controls it, when it is ready and what it costs, and you will use that knowledge to help our customers and partners get clusters built faster.
This is not a procurement or supply chain role. You need to be able to pick up the phone and get a straight answer on megawatts, timing and price, structure the partnership that follows, and stay close to the deal through deployment.
Responsibilities
- Build and maintain partnerships with data center operators and developers, colocation and power providers, and neoclouds across the geographies our customers need.
- Keep a current, accurate picture of available and upcoming capacity: power, space, ready dates and commercial terms.
- Work with our sales team and executives to connect capacity with customers that need it, and respond quickly to urgent “can you find me capacity” requests.
- Structure and negotiate partnership agreements with capacity providers, within guidelines set with leadership.
- Bring data center partners into customer engagements alongside our silicon and server partners, and keep the relationship through deployment and expansion.
- Provide market intelligence to leadership on where AI capacity is being built, by whom, and on what economics.
Who you are
- Established, direct relationships with data center operators and developers, colocation and power providers, and neoclouds, with a proven record of sourcing capacity (MW or GPUs) through them.
- Deep, current knowledge of the AI data center landscape: where capacity exists, who controls it, what it costs, and how to reach capacity before it is widely available.
- Commercial judgment to structure and negotiate partnership agreements.
- Technical understanding to talk credibly with engineers about power, cooling, site readiness, GPU types and cluster requirements.
- Deal-making instinct: you understand what each party in an infrastructure deal needs in order to say yes.
- Organized and fast: you can track dozens of providers with accurate availability and pricing, and respond to urgent requests in hours.
- A clear communicator across providers, customers, executives and internal teams.
- Stability and long-term thinking: this is a relationship business.
Preferred
- Experience at a neocloud, GPU aggregator or marketplace, data center developer or colocation provider where capacity availability was the constraint.
- Existing relationships with the major neoclouds and with the cloud partner ecosystems of the leading AI silicon vendors.
- Knowledge of bare-metal data center operations, power procurement and capacity planning.
- Understanding of GPU types, specifications and AI/ML workload requirements.
- High-growth startup background.
Requirements:
- Established, direct relationships with data center operators and developers, colocation and power providers, and neoclouds, with a proven record of sourcing capacity (MW or GPUs) through them.
- Deep, current knowledge of the AI data center landscape: where capacity exists, who controls it, what it costs, and how to reach capacity before it is widely available.
- Commercial judgment to structure and negotiate partnership agreements.
- Technical understanding to talk credibly with engineers about power, cooling, site readiness, GPU types and cluster requirements.
- Deal-making instinct: you understand what each party in an infrastructure deal needs in order to say yes.
- Organized and fast: you can track dozens of providers with accurate availability and pricing, and respond to urgent requests in hours.
- A clear communicator across providers, customers, executives and internal teams.
- Stability and long-term thinking: this is a relationship business.
Preferred/Advantage
- Experience at a neocloud, GPU aggregator or marketplace, data center developer or colocation provider where capacity availability was the constraint.
- Existing relationships with the major neoclouds and with the cloud partner ecosystems of the leading AI silicon vendors.
- Knowledge of bare-metal data center operations, power procurement and capacity planning.
- Understanding of GPU types, specifications and AI/ML workload requirements.
- High-growth startup background.
More About DriveNets
Based in Israel with locations in Romania, US, India and Japan as well as extended teams, DriveNets operations cover more than twelve countries. With recognition by industry analysts and through partnerships with market leaders such as AMD, Broadcom, Dell and others, DriveNets is pushing market momentum, delivering the scale and efficiency that modern AI workloads demand. Visit our website: https://drivenets.com/company/
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Who's Hiring
Top Industries Hiring
- Manufacturing
- Electronics & Hardware
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in remote data center infrastructure jobs.
- Experience with critical power systems including UPS, PDU, and generator infrastructure
- Familiarity with DCIM platforms for monitoring capacity and environmental conditions
- Understanding of structured cabling standards and raised-floor or overhead cable management
- Relevant certification such as CDCP, CDCE, CompTIA Server+, or BICSI RCDD
- Knowledge of HVAC and cooling systems specific to high-density computing environments
- Associate or bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, computer science, or a related technical field
Tips for Your Remote Data Center Infrastructure Job Search
Apply early to remote roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists remote data center infrastructure openings from across the U.S. in one place, so you can find roles that match your experience and apply directly. Remote postings fill fast, so checking regularly and applying as soon as a role goes live gives you an advantage.
Show async communication skills upfront
Remote data center infrastructure teams depend on written handoffs, ticketing systems, and documentation to coordinate across time zones. Highlight experience with tools like Jira, Confluence, or ServiceNow in your application materials to signal you can operate without real-time supervision.
Build a home lab to prove hands-on skills
Remote employers can't walk a floor with you during an interview, so a documented home lab demonstrates real infrastructure skills. Publish your configurations, incident logs, or network diagrams somewhere reviewable. Tangible proof of your work replaces the credibility that in-person observation usually provides.
Get certified for the platforms remote teams use
Remote data center infrastructure roles frequently require skills in cloud platforms, virtualization, and remote monitoring tools. Certifications in AWS, Azure, VMware, or Cisco validate those skills for distributed teams that can't assess them through on-site observation, and they appear directly in automated screening filters.
Remote Data Center Infrastructure Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a remote data center infrastructure job?
Target remote-first cloud providers, managed service providers, and distributed enterprise IT teams, which are the companies most likely to hire data center infrastructure roles fully remotely. Remote employers screen for self-direction, clear written communication, and the ability to coordinate across time zones without in-person oversight. Hands-on experience with physical and virtual infrastructure, familiarity with remote monitoring and management tools, and a history of working independently give candidates a clear edge.
Which companies hire remote data center infrastructures?
Employers currently hiring remote data center infrastructures include Jabil, Meta, and Apple, per current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Remote-first cloud providers, managed service providers, and distributed enterprise technology teams make up the bulk of hiring in this space.
Can you get a remote data center infrastructure job with no experience?
Yes, but remote entry-level roles are harder to land because employers expect candidates to troubleshoot independently without on-site supervision. Cloud-focused startups and managed service providers occasionally hire entry-level remote candidates. Demonstrating hands-on work through home lab projects, relevant certifications like CompTIA Server+ or AWS Cloud Practitioner, and clear examples of self-directed learning can open doors when direct experience is limited.
Do you need a degree for remote data center infrastructure jobs?
Not always. Remote employers weigh practical skills, certifications, and demonstrated results alongside formal education. Credentials like CompTIA Network+, Cisco CCNA, or vendor-specific cloud certifications carry significant weight. Candidates who can show real-world infrastructure work, whether through previous roles, freelance projects, or home lab environments, regularly compete for remote positions without a four-year degree.
Which industries hire the most remote data center infrastructures?
Remote data center infrastructure roles concentrate in Manufacturing and Electronics & Hardware, based on current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors rely on distributed teams managing geographically dispersed infrastructure, making fully remote arrangements practical and common for data center infrastructure professionals.
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