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Cleveland, Ohio, US
Cleveland, Ohio, US (On-site)1 open job
Acuative provides managed network services, cybersecurity, connectivity, field engineering, observability, and technology procurement for distributed enterprise and service provider IT environments, with 24/7 NOC operations and FISMA, CMMC, and SOC 2 Type II certifications.
Acuative has been operating enterprise networks since 1984, and the pitch is unglamorous by design: keep distributed IT environments running with fewer interruptions. The company runs managed network services, cybersecurity, connectivity, field engineering, observability, and technology procurement for enterprises and service providers across retail, financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, government, hospitality, and logistics. Headquarters sit in Fairfield, New Jersey, with 10 global locations feeding a 24/7 network operations center.
The security story is compliance-led rather than product-led. Acuative holds FISMA and CMMC certifications alongside SOC 2 Type II, which matters for the government and regulated-industry work in its book of business. The threat model here is operational: misconfigured infrastructure, unmonitored branches, drifting configurations across multi-site estates, and carriers that fail at 3 a.m. The response is 24/7 NOC monitoring, proactive infrastructure management, deployment services, and lifecycle support - plus security services and secure, scalable infrastructure work for enterprise and service provider environments. Acuative is also a Cisco Preferred Partner.
The technical surface is broad and infrastructure-heavy: SD-WAN, 5G, cloud migration, unified communications, and connectivity backed by more than 100 carrier partners. Field engineering scales from individual branches to large multi-site environments. Work is grounded in the constraints of real enterprise networks - compliance obligations, geographic spread, and uptime requirements that make every change harder than it looks on a diagram. Always-on operations are the operating assumption, not a slogan.