Full-Time

Unified Professional Services Engineer & Project Manager with Extreme Networks Experience

Posted on 10/31/2025

Extreme Networks

Extreme Networks

1,001-5,000 employees

Provides switching, routing, wireless, and security

No salary listed

Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Hybrid

Hybrid role; primarily based in Dubai, UAE, with potential support for other EMEA locations.

Category
Business & Strategy (1)
Required Skills
Risk Management
Requirements
  • Fluent in English language to a high technical standard.
  • Other language skills are an advantage.
  • Expert in networking technologies with industry and regional knowledge and experience (6 or more years).
  • Thorough knowledge of security design features and ability to implement and perform analysis of network and systems security design (4 or more years’ experience).
  • Must have strong skills in troubleshooting and problem resolution in a network environment.
  • Keen ability to understand and analyze customer requirements and position the Extreme solution effectively.
  • Ability to effectively implement Extreme products and solutions in a mission critical environment within a scheduled downtime or with no downtime.
  • Demonstrated ability to manage complex customer interactions in difficult circumstances and control customer expectations in order to maintain satisfied customers.
  • Excellent inter-personal, technical presentation and communications skills.
  • Proven team player.
  • Ability and Willingness to travel.
  • Willingness to work out of hours when required.
  • Must be self-motivated and have the ability to work with minimal supervision.
  • Excellent time management skills.
  • Primarily based in Dubai – UAE; May be required to support the business in other EMEA locations.
  • Experience with Extreme Networks Products is a must for this role specifically Extreme Fabric is highly desirable.
Responsibilities
  • Project Implementation and management 75% (Year 1).
  • Assist Sales with scoping projects and define Professional Services deliverables.
  • Provide project implementation support onsite and remote.
  • Responsible for creation and maintaining project documentation during implementation.
  • Responsible as technical lead and trusted advisor to the customer during implementation.
  • Responsible as liaison between sales and customers during implementation.
  • Work with Extreme partners and sales staff to implement the Extreme solution that was sold.
  • Must maintain excellent knowledge of all Extreme product suites.
  • Coach and mentor other members of Professional Services and Professional Service’s partners.
  • Ability to escalate any customer issues to management in a timely manner.
  • Assist management and Product Management with estimating Professional Services engagements.
  • Occasionally present Professional Services offers/ability to customers.
  • Premier Resident Engineer Responsibilities: Account support: 85% (Year 2)
  • Provide day-to-day operations, consulting, change-management support to the assigned customer.
  • Coordinate as the focal point for all post-sales account-related technical activities with Premier Success Manager (PSM), Sales Teams, GTAC, Professional Services, Cloud Services and every part of Extreme's vast Support organization.
  • Proactively engage customers for requirements relating to product enhancements that would improve product serviceability and usability.
  • Work closely with the appropriate Engineering organization to ensure clear understanding and implementation of approved enhancements and creation of feature requests for enhancements are given to product management.
  • Provide support for quarterly reviews to the PSM and Account team.
  • Utilize Extreme’s SFDC reporting capabilities for product trend analysis for early awareness of issues.
  • Provide on-site or remote presence during critical or high-visibility engagements, project managing account recovery activities while delivering the appropriate ongoing status and postmortem documentation.
  • Work with and provide daily guidance as needed to Extreme GTAC and HW/SW engineers assigned to work issues reported by the assigned customer base.
  • Respond promptly to customer needs, providing value added services where applicable.
  • Support the PSM to accurate documentation of customer’s Extreme network, and associated information is current and available for customer support to access and streamline the issue resolution process.
  • Monitor, review and track all support cases. Maintain tracking documents and monitor for negative trends taking appropriate actions such as notification/engagement of technical support management team and product quality.
  • Provide proactive administration of the customers’ environment: Review cases and conduct early trend indicator analysis, review logs, Field Notices, EOL, EOS, etc.
  • Proactively engage customer requirements relating to product enhancements that would improve product serviceability and usability. Represent/present the customer requirement to the appropriate Engineering organization to ensure clear understanding and implementation of approved enhancements.
  • Demo and provide on-going training and assistance on our Extreme Platform ONE software package.
Desired Qualifications
  • B.S. in Computer Science or related field, or equivalent work experience.
  • Network Certifications desired (i.e. CCNA, CISSP, CCIE, CWTS/CWNA, etc.).
  • Windows Administration Skills (Average Level).
  • Linux Administration Skills (Average Level).
  • Knowledge on Application behavior and Application visibility.
  • Basic Project Management skills.
  • In-depth knowledge of some or all of the following Extreme technologies is a plus: Extreme Switching and Routing, Extreme Campus Fabric, Extreme Data Center solutions, Extreme Network Management (XMC)/Extreme Site Engine (XIQ-SE), Network Access Control (NAC), Wireless; Extreme Wireless. Cloud Wireless and/or Extreme WiNG, Extreme Workflow Composer/Stackstorm, Scripting/Workflows, Python, Expert level knowledge of All Layer 2 technologies, Layer 3 technologies, especially OSPF and BGP.

Extreme Networks provides a broad set of networking solutions, including switching, routing, wireless, and data center fabrics, with cloud-based management, security, and machine-learning analytics. Its offerings combine hardware and software with professional and fully managed IT services, training, and a support portal to help customers deploy and maintain networks. The company differentiates itself by delivering an end-to-end, ITIL-aligned platform across multiple industries—education, government, healthcare, retail, and more—paired with security focus and ML-driven insights. Its goal is to help customers operate secure, reliable, and optimized networks across on-premises, cloud, and data center environments.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Morrisville, North Carolina

Founded

1996

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • SaaS ARR surges 29% YoY to $236M in Q3 FY2026 from Platform ONE adoption.
  • Q3 FY2026 revenue hits $317M, up 11%, with FY26 guidance at $1.28B.
  • Wi-Fi 7 comprises 37% of wireless shipments, expanding stadium deals to Old Trafford.

What critics are saying

  • Cisco's Splunk acquisition erodes Platform ONE's AI security differentiation immediately.
  • Arista's EOS Smart AI Agent undercuts Agent ONE, capturing enterprise spend by Q2 2027.
  • Nvidia Spectrum-X locks hyperscalers out of Extreme Fabric, slashing data center revenue now.

What makes Extreme Networks unique

  • Extreme deploys first Wi-Fi 7 network at University of Florida's Ben Hill Griffin Stadium for 90,000 fans.
  • Platform ONE integrates AI agents with third-party device management and Cloud PKI Zero Trust.
  • Agent ONE launches Q3 2026 for autonomous network monitoring in enterprises.

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Competitive pay

Comprehensive healthcare

HSA

Life & disability insurance

Retirement plans

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Air Squirrels
Apr 29th, 2026
Extreme Networks: fiscal Q3 earnings snapshot.

Extreme Networks: fiscal Q3 earnings snapshot. * STATS Perform dba Automated Insights * 2 hrs ago MORRISVILLE, N.C. (AP) - MORRISVILLE, N.C. (AP) - Extreme Networks Inc. (EXTR) on Wednesday reported fiscal third-quarter profit of $10.6 million. On a per-share basis, the Morrisville, North Carolina-based company said it had profit of 8 cents. Earnings, adjusted for one-time gains and costs, were 26 cents per share. For copyright information, check with the distributor of this item, STATS Perform dba Automated Insights.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 10th, 2026
Extreme Networks up 15% after raising FY26 revenue outlook to $1.27B on AI cloud demand

Extreme Networks has raised its fiscal 2026 revenue guidance to approximately $1.25 billion to $1.27 billion, citing accelerating demand for cloud networking and AI-driven Platform ONE subscription offerings. The company will report third-quarter results on 29 April. The announcement highlighted stronger software-as-a-service annual recurring revenue growth and improving demand across Europe, APAC and the Americas. Analyst commentary has been upbeat, though the company's premium valuation leaves limited room for disappointment. Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates range from $17 to $46 per share. The firm's narrative projects $1.3 billion revenue and $18.1 million earnings by 2028, requiring 5.8% yearly revenue growth. The upcoming earnings report will test whether the company can justify its elevated earnings multiple with concrete results.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 7th, 2026
Extreme Networks CEO sells $765K in shares ahead of option expiry, retains $28.8M stake

Edward Meyercord, president and CEO of Extreme Networks, exercised 50,000 stock options and sold the resulting shares on 1 April for approximately $765,000 at a weighted average price of $15.30 per share. The options were set to expire later this year. The transaction reduced Meyercord's direct holdings to 1,897,270 shares valued at roughly $28.8 million, whilst he retains 174,573 stock options. The sale represents 2.57% of his holdings and aligns with his typical liquidity management practices. Extreme Networks reported its seventh consecutive quarter of sequential sales growth in Q2, with revenue up 14% year-over-year to $317.9 million. The company's forward price-to-earnings ratio of 12 is near its annual low, suggesting reasonable valuation despite shares trading below their 52-week high of $22.89.

Technology Magazine
Mar 25th, 2026
MWC 2026: how extreme masters ai-driven venue networks.

MWC 2026: how extreme masters ai-driven venue networks. March 25, 2026 Markus Nispel shares Extreme Networks' AI edge analytics for NFL and European football stadiums, optimising crowd flow and cybersecurity in dense venues Speaking with Technology Magazine at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026 in Barcelona, Extreme Networks' CTO EMEA Markus Nispel outlined how Platform One revolutionises networking with agentic AI, scaling from stadiums to enterprises. "Platform One was designed and created from scratch to support AI and agentic workflows specifically," Markus explains. "This really starts from bottom up with a clean data architecture. "Technology Magazine re-architected its entire data pipeline end to end to feed into AI effectively, then scaled AI on top of it like a software engineering exercise. This allows for the management of "a couple of million network devices and tens of millions of endpoints," leveraging years of cloud experience for seamless AI scaling. Stadiums and the demand for AI precision. Stadium Wi-Fi and 5G networks often struggle to provide connectivity due to extreme user density, which causes interference and bandwidth bottlenecks. To combat this issue, Extreme Networks began working with stadiums in the US - mainly for the NFL - in 2013 and has since branched out to other sporting leagues in the US and now Europe. Now deploying its solutions at Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United, Extreme Networks is displaying its mastery in the high-density connectivity domain. "It's a combination of art, science and experience to serve 50,000 or 100,000 fans in a stadium - it's not easy," Markus shares. "The design and architecture is critically important. We're using AI to optimise the RF environment and to deliver a unique experience to fans in the stadium itself." Extreme Networks' Wi-Fi technology is being used by the stadiums hosting England and Scotland's group games at this year's World Cup, meaning fans heading to these games will experience a different matchday experience. Fans can expect stadium-wide high-performance Wi-Fi from car parks to turnstiles for seamless digital ticketing and swift entry, as well as mobile food and drink ordering, letting them stay seated and skip half-time queues. The reliable connections will allow fans to share photos and videos, and watch replays, even in a packed 65,000-seat stadium in locations including the Gillette Stadium in Boston, Miami's Hard Rock Stadium and the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Acknowledging that a lack of connectivity in stadiums is frustrating for fans and competitors alike, Markus emphasises that connectivity does not take people away from the stadium environment - with the right solution, it can connect people more deeply than ever before. He explains: "Teams want to connect to the fans. They always say that when you're in the heart of what that team is all about and you can't communicate with your fans, that's a problem. "Fans obviously also want to share their experience outwards, so that's a multiplier as well. "This means that all these venues and teams are rethinking their digital strategy - including the stadium experience." Markus is keen to reiterate the importance of AI edge analytics and the role it plays in enhancing fan engagement and operations. Data, he adds, is at the heart of this strategy. "It's all about the data that the network is producing," he says. "Optimising network performance is one thing, but creating and generating insights and analytics around fan behaviour and optimising offers towards those fans is another. Data allows us to optimise the flow of the crowd within the venue, for example, and also you can create new services and offerings on top of that." Security and trust are more important than ever. When you consider the sheer size and scale of stadiums and the quantity of fans, team members and operational staff inside, it brings into perspective just how many endpoints there are. Because of this, cybersecurity cannot be an afterthought and is mission-critical to the success of connectivity. Countering cyber threats and protecting those inside busy arenas is also something Extreme is working on. "Stadiums are tricky because they are dense environments," Markus says. "The technology Technology Magazine has deployed in the last few years allows Technology Magazine to segment the network infrastructure effectively - because you not only have fans at the stadium that you're connecting, but you also have the operational technology of the stadium itself from press to other various teams. "Segmentation has to be able to integrate with security monitoring tools for threat response. That is our solution to that problem." Of the back of this, Markus reemphasises the importance of transparency and explainability when it comes to network tools. A top priority for Extreme is to ensure this remains a priority while also balancing the other demands and necessities required for projects of this calibre. "Explainability is critically important as we look at using AI for network operations," he says. "Trust drives adoption, and you can only gain the trust of your users using those tools with transparency. "Within Platform One, Technology Magazine expose all of the reasoning and planning that its agents do to its users so they can really understand how certain decisions are being made. "This allows the user to action their own approval in a human-in-the-loop type of setting. This means humans are always in control, but with the knowledge and the transparency on how an agentic system came to that result." What tech execs can learn from extreme. When it comes to agentic AI deployment, Markus urges the first step senior tech leaders should action is finding a case in which AI can help create a solution to. He says: "You should think about how to use AI to create new experiences. It's not just about automation and efficiency, but how can you leverage the technology to do something unique. "Expose your employees to it, let them play around with it. Once then you have identified what you want to go after, ensure that you assemble a cross-functional team and try to deliver a capability end to end." He encourages conversations around AI to move past the talking stage. "Don't just talk about AI, experience it," he concludes. "Use it in your private life and your business life alike because we're at a huge inflexion point that is changing not only the networking industry, but society and humanity." Executives. Company portals.

The Associated Press
Mar 12th, 2026
Cellhub and Extreme Networks partner to deliver medical-grade Wi-Fi and 5G connectivity for hospitals

Cellhub, a healthcare technology aggregator and T-Mobile Primary Agent, has partnered with Extreme Networks to deliver secure networking infrastructure for healthcare environments through its Hospitals Without Walls initiative. The collaboration combines Extreme's wired and wireless solutions with Cellhub's cellular portfolio to support clinical mobility, medical devices and distributed care delivery. The integrated Wi-Fi and 5G network eliminates connectivity gaps in hospitals, allowing practitioners to move across campuses on the same HIPAA-compliant network without disruption. This infrastructure supports the growing demand for virtual and remote healthcare services as more patients seek in-home care. The partnership was announced at the 2026 HIMSS Conference in Las Vegas, where Cellhub presented its Hospitals Without Walls programme at the T-Mobile Tech Theatre.

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