ThinkAhead
Associate Integration Engineer
About this role
AHEAD is seeking an Associate Integration Engineer to join their LAUNCH development program, a structured entry-level track designed to build IT consulting talent. You'll complete a 3-month foundational training program with the Foundry Engineering team, learning enterprise IT infrastructure integration and deployment, before transitioning to client and internal projects.
What you'll do
- Participate in 3-month intensive training program focused on integration engineering fundamentals
- Learn design, integration, and deployment of enterprise IT infrastructure
- Contribute to pre-deployment configuration and rack integration projects
- Support warehousing, kitting, and logistics operations within Foundry
- Collaborate with experienced engineers on client and internal infrastructure projects
- Complete required certifications and technical training as part of LAUNCH curriculum
What they're looking for
- Enterprise IT infrastructure knowledge
- Systems integration and deployment
- Cloud infrastructure fundamentals
- Technical problem-solving
- Data center operations awareness
- Configuration management
- Team collaboration and communication
- Willingness to learn and adapt
Benefits
- Structured 3-month training and onboarding program
- Certification completion support
- Mentorship and shadowing opportunities
- Clear career progression pathway
- Exposure to multiple business practices
- Inclusive culture with emphasis on belonging
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ThinkAhead
ThinkAhead helps enterprises modernize through cloud infrastructure, security, and digital transformation solutions. The company is hiring solutions engineers, product engineers, full stack developers, and support engineers to build and implement cloud platforms and managed services.
View all jobs at ThinkAheadLikely interview questions
- What experience do you have with enterprise IT infrastructure or cloud platforms?
- How do you approach learning new technical concepts and tools?