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What they do

Megaport sells compute, network, and storage on demand. Its network service connects businesses to clouds, data centers, and each other. Latitude.sh, now part of Megaport, adds bare-metal and GPU compute. Engineers in Brisbane started Megaport in 2013, and it is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange. It says that it has more than 4,000 customers in more than 31 countries.

What they value

• Collaboration beats hierarchy.
• Curiosity drives growth, and every voice matters.
• Take the work seriously, but not yourself.
• Trust each other to get things done.
• Never trade values for commercial gain.
• Put customers at the center.

Where they hire

Of 59 Postings, 18 name Brisbane, 11 Brazil, 7 Gurugram, and 6 Sofia. Others name the US, Canada, Australia, Japan, and Europe. Thirty-two Postings are hybrid, 16 are remote, and 11 are on site. All Gurugram roles are on site. Remote roles name a country or region. No Posting mentions visa sponsorship or right to work.

Teams and roles

Compute, the Latitude.sh business, has 19 of the 59 Postings, most of them in São Paulo, Sofia, and Brisbane.

• Operations: network and operations analysts and tech leads for the compute platform, in São Paulo, Sofia, and Brisbane.
• Network support in Gurugram: NOC, support, and systems integration engineers. Six Gurugram Postings say that the work is for Extreme Infocom Pvt. Ltd.
• Engineering: backend engineers in Brazil and Canada, a Go platform engineer in Australia or New Zealand, a Perl network automation engineer in the UK or Germany, and a compute network engineer in Australia.
• Sales and channel: account, channel, customer success, and business development roles in the US, Italy, India, Japan, Hong Kong, and Germany.
• Finance, marketing, legal, and security roles, many of them in Brisbane and São Paulo.

What they look for

Thirty-four Postings name a minimum number of years, from 2 to 10. Twelve Postings, most of them in operations, ask for English at B2 level or higher. Eight network and support Postings ask for a CCNA or JNCIA certificate. Ten Postings ask for BGP routing, and fourteen ask for Linux. Eight Postings ask for rotating shifts or on-call duty, among them four support roles in Gurugram. Forty-eight Postings ask people to apply even if they do not meet every requirement.