PacketFabric, the Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) platform, has added more than a dozen new hires over the past month across business development, cloud connectivity, and enterprise sales. The company is also actively expanding its engineering organization, with multiple open roles in network operations (NOC), development, and network reliability engineering (NRE).
Overview
The hiring spree targets the growing demand for high-performance connectivity to support AI workloads, GPU infrastructure, and hybrid cloud environments. PacketFabric's platform lets enterprises, Neocloud providers, and GPU-as-a-Service platforms provision connectivity in minutes via a software-defined, API-first network.
Key hires
Among the notable additions:
- Eric Sindelar, Executive Vice President of Business Development, will lead strategic partnerships and ecosystem expansion across AI infrastructure, connectivity, and global channel programs.
- Alan Shih, Director of Sales and Business Development, Cloud & AI (formerly of Google), brings hyperscale cloud networking and NeoCloud expertise.
- New Enterprise Account Executives to support demand from enterprises adopting hybrid and AI-driven infrastructure.
What it does
PacketFabric's platform enables instant provisioning, dynamic bandwidth scaling, and high-performance private connectivity across clouds and data centers. The company also offers PacketFabric.ai, an AI-powered interface that lets customers explore pricing, provision services, and manage their network using natural-language commands.
Use cases
The company cites four primary use cases driving adoption:
- AI and GPU infrastructure deployment
- Hybrid cloud and multi-cloud networking
- High-throughput data movement and migration
- On-demand, scalable connectivity for enterprise workloads
Bottom line
PacketFabric is investing aggressively in both leadership and technical talent to scale its NaaS platform for the AI infrastructure boom. The hires signal that connectivity is becoming a critical layer of the AI stack, and that on-demand, programmable networking is a growing requirement for enterprises and Neocloud providers alike.