Senior Network Operations Analyst

About Latitude.sh

At Latitude.sh, we don’t just build digital infrastructure; we reimagine what that infrastructure can do. In our AI & Machine Learning pod, that means powering the bare-metal compute, training runs, and inference workloads behind some of the most demanding AI builds on the planet. We’re a caffeine-fuelled, meme-slinging squad on a mission to make AI infrastructure simple, agile, and endlessly scalable.

Launched in 2019, Latitude.sh provides automated, global Bare Metal infrastructure with cloud-like flexibility. Recently acquired byMegaport, we are now integrating high-performance compute with world-class connectivity to power the next generation of AI and enterprise workloads at scale.

Why Latitude.sh + Megaport?

At Latitude.sh, you’ll be part of a lean, agile team where your work truly matters. From day one, you’ll have ownership, autonomy, and the opportunity to make a real impact through innovation and creative problem-solving.

Together with Megaport, we embrace a collaborative, low-hierarchy culture where curiosity drives growth, diversity is valued, and customers are at the center of everything we do. We’re proud to be an inclusive company and welcome talent from all backgrounds. If our values resonate with you, we’d love to meet you.

What You’ll Be Doing (a.k.a. Your Quest Log)

• Operate, maintain, and continuously improve the logical data and security network, including edge routers, core switches, and firewalls;
• Actively troubleshoot and resolve medium and high-complexity network incidents, including interaction with transit providers, IXs, and data center partners when required;
• Provide L1/L2 (and partial L3) network support to customers and internal teams, ensuring timely responses, clear communication, and SLA adherence;
• Perform root cause analysis (RCA) and implement preventive actions to avoid recurrence of incidents;
• Plan and support network expansions, topology changes, and capacity improvements;
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date network documentation, procedures, and incident records;
• Manage and improve network monitoring systems, including creation and tuning of alerts, graphs, and thresholds;
• Act with a strong sense of ownership and urgency, especially during off-hours and critical incidents.