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The Escalation Specialist I works within the Safety team to support crisis response efforts, conduct content moderation, analyze user-generated content, and communicate with internal teams. Responsibilities include managing emergency requests globally and streamlining operational workflows in a fast-paced environment.

As a Data Analyst for SMB Sales, you will be responsible for translating business requirements into technical solutions, analyzing large data sets, and generating actionable insights to support Sales and Marketing operations. You'll engage with leadership to identify business drivers and develop dashboards and reports to enhance decision-making processes.

As a Technical Recruiter at X, you will utilize various sourcing and recruiting techniques to attract exceptional software engineering talent. Collaborate with engineering leaders on hiring plans, provide a top-notch candidate experience, and manage the recruitment cycle. Your role includes closing candidates and improving offer acceptance rates through effective communication of X's mission and values.

As a Senior/Staff Network Development Engineer, you will build and maintain network products for Twitter’s global infrastructure, focusing on scalability and performance. Your responsibilities include deploying networks, managing interconnections, optimizing traffic, and collaborating on network design while leading technical initiatives within the team.

As a Hardware Systems Engineer, you will design and architect hardware systems, collaborate with software engineering teams, maintain aging hardware, and ensure high performance and reliability of components. Your role involves troubleshooting hardware issues and applying best practices in hardware engineering.

As a Site Reliability Engineer, you will be responsible for maintaining and enhancing the performance and reliability of large-scale HPC and AI/ML systems, managing clusters, automating deployments, troubleshooting issues, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to support infrastructure.

As a Network Development Engineer, you will design and manage datacenter network capacity, optimize network performance across a multi-vendor environment, and participate in technical reviews. You'll also drive automated solutions, diagnose network issues, and work as part of an on-call rotation to ensure network reliability.