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The Technical Account Manager II will oversee customer engagements, providing guidance on product use, resolving technical issues, and ensuring satisfaction. Responsibilities include deployment support, performance monitoring, and customer training while building strong relationships to drive success.

Provide high-level administrative support to three VPs including global calendar management, travel coordination, expense reporting, procurement requests, and creation of reports and presentations. Partner with internal teams (IT, Finance, administrators) to orchestrate meetings, projects, and communications while maintaining accuracy, discretion, and professional responsiveness in a dynamic environment.

As a Senior Hardware Engineer, you'll drive DPU integration into server platforms, execute validation testing, and develop automation for data analysis while collaborating with cross-functional teams and vendors.

As a Site Reliability Engineer II, you'll automate tasks, monitor AI workloads, enhance dashboards, support CI/CD processes, and collaborate with engineering teams on complex issues while participating in on-call rotations.

The Senior Software Engineer will manage Akamai's cloud storage solution, lead system design, development, and support, collaborating with various teams to enhance product offerings.

The Engagement Manager II is responsible for maximizing customer value and retention by managing technical programs and building strong customer relationships while leading cloud strategy initiatives.

The Senior Director of Product Management defines and executes product vision and strategy for cloud offerings in the Public Sector, collaborating across teams to enhance revenue and customer impact while ensuring compliance with regulations.

Analyze and optimize system performance, develop solutions, extend metrics collection, build performance tools, and provide training across teams.

As a Network Engineer II, you will design, build, and maintain global network infrastructure, focusing on BGP routing, data center architecture, and multi-vendor environments, while acting as an expert in network issues.

The Principal Product Manager will manage technical product strategies, balance business goals with technical decisions, and guide the development of enterprise-scale cloud technologies.