Fiber network, data center colocation and sovereign cloud from Karlsruhe
TelemaxX runs its own fiber network, data centers and OpenStack-based sovereign cloud in the Karlsruhe region. Its optical stack (Adtran, Ciena, Huawei, Juniper) plus job-post focus on DWDM design and coherent transmission PoCs points to a backbone capacity upgrade. Senior-weighted, engineering-heavy hiring alongside Proxmox VE, Ansible and VMware suggests a push toward automated, less vendor-dependent virtualization.
TelemaxX Telekommunikation GmbH is a Karlsruhe-based provider of connectivity, colocation and cloud services for mid-sized businesses. It operates a fiber network in the Karlsruhe metropolitan region, multiple high-security data centers in the city, and sovereign cloud services including virtual private cloud, S3 storage, backup and managed services. Founded in 1999, the company is municipally owned by regional utilities and employs 51–200 people. Its data centers hold ISO 27001 certification, and connectivity offerings include dedicated lines, business internet, DDoS protection and DE-CIX interconnection.
TelemaxX uses networking gear from Adtran, Ciena, Huawei and Juniper, virtualization on VMware vSphere, Proxmox VE and OpenStack, Veeam for backup, Ansible for automation, and PRTG and CheckMK for monitoring.
Yes. Hiring at TelemaxX is accelerating and concentrated in engineering, with some operations roles, mostly at senior level and all based in Germany.
Job posts point to DWDM network design, a proof of concept for coherent transmission systems, sovereign XaaS infrastructure, DevOps infrastructure automation and software license management optimization.
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