Fibre and optical network design, build and migration services
Entegro is a Kilkenny-based network services firm that designs, builds and upgrades fibre and optical transport networks for operators and communities. Its stack centres on Ciena 6500, Juniper MX/EX and Cisco ASR 9000 alongside OTDR and GIS tooling, pointing to carrier-grade optical field work. Engineering-dominated hiring is accelerating across the United States, Germany and France, tied to legacy SDH/SONET migrations and Ciena equipment rollouts.
Entegro is a privately held telecommunications infrastructure company founded in 2001 and headquartered in Kilkenny, Ireland, with 201–500 employees. It plans, designs and builds gigabit networks, including FttH, FttX and GPON deployments, for service providers, industry and communities in urban and rural areas. Services span infrastructure planning, civil engineering, project management, quality assurance and specialised personnel, offered as fully managed outsourced programmes or individual components. The company works with clients in Ireland and internationally.
Entegro works with optical and IP networking gear including Ciena 6500, Juniper MX and EX, Cisco ASR 9000 and Fortinet, plus OTDR testing, ArcGIS, SAP, Power BI, Microsoft Access and VBA.
Entegro is recruiting in the United States, Germany and France, with hiring momentum accelerating and focused overwhelmingly on engineering roles at mid and senior levels.
Current work includes installing and commissioning Ciena 6500 and Waveserver equipment, deploying Infinera MTC-9 and GX-G42 platforms, SDH/SONET migrations, network relocations and data centre or PoP audits.
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