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# Infrastructure Software Engineer in United

- **Company:** Energy Jobline
- **Location:** Carbon, WV, United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Border Gateway Protocol, Computer Networks, Databases, Graph Database, Python (Programming Language), Routing, Data Processing, Build Management, Open Network Automation Platform, Data Pipelines
- **Published:** October 17, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.energyjobline.com/job/infrastructure-software-engineer-united-31970506

## About the Role

* 5+ years in infrastructure, platform, SRE, or network automation, with hands-on experience across both cloud and on-premises environments
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 * Working knowledge of L2/L3 networking: routing protocols (e.g. BGP), overlay networks (e.g. VXLAN), and the Linux networking stack
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 * Experience building Python data pipelines, including schema definition and validation tooling
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 * Experience modeling and processing data in analytical stores (columnar databases, graph databases, or similar)
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 * Experience visualizing graph/topology data on the web (D3, Cytoscape, or similar) and handling the performance and readability challenges of large graphs
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## Description

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In this role you will design and build a system that unifies scattered configuration, inventory, and observability data into a single infrastructure knowledge graph, and delivers multi-layer topology maps and service dependency maps on top of it. Users can overlay physical, logical, and service layers selectively, drill down hierarchically from a region to an individual node, and jump from any component to its related alerts, tickets, runbooks, and dashboards. The system serves as a shared operational view for the network, compute, SRE, and security teams, and becomes the foundation for fast root cause analysis, failure-domain analysis, and pre-change impact assessment.