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F5 BIG-IP
IT Infrastructure and Networking
F5 BIG-IP is a family of hardware and software application delivery controllers used by network engineers and IT administrators to manage traffic to servers and applications. It provides load balancing, SSL offloading, application security (via modules like ASM), and traffic optimization for large enterprise data centers. It is widely deployed to ensure high availability, performance, and security for business-critical web applications.
F5 BIG-IP in the job market
Last checked September 12, 2026
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Open roles requiring F5 BIG-IP (10)
F5 Network Administrator
Diamondback Energy
This role manages F5 load balancing and security platforms across hybrid environments, handling both traditional BIG-IP systems and cloud-based F5 XC deployments. It suits experienced network engineers who want to deepen their expertise in application delivery infrastructure and security policy implementation.
Listed on Diamondback Energy’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Core Network Engineer
American International Group
Full-time · $99,000 – $143,000
This role leads the design and modernization of large-scale enterprise network infrastructure spanning on-premises and cloud environments, combining strategic oversight with hands-on technical expertise in core routing, switching, and application delivery. It suits experienced network engineers who thrive on solving complex infrastructure challenges while mentoring teams and driving modernization initiatives across hybrid cloud platforms.
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Network Solutions Architect
Andersen Corporation
Oak Park, MN · $111,137 – $172,263
This role involves designing and implementing enterprise network solutions across Andersen's operations, balancing technical depth with business strategy to modernize infrastructure in corporate, manufacturing, and logistics environments. The architect will lead teams through discovery and solution design, mentor junior staff, and ensure networks remain secure, scalable, and aligned with long-term growth objectives.
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Network Engineer
Moderna
$109,200 – $174,600
A mid-level network operations role at a biotech company where you'll handle daily enterprise network management, troubleshooting, and incident response for global infrastructure spanning routing, firewalls, wireless, and cloud connectivity. This suits someone with 3–5 years of hands-on network engineering experience who wants to grow into architecture and strategy while working in a regulated, high-growth environment.
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Nettverksarkitekt – Bygg Norges Sovereign AI Cloud
Accenture
Full-time
This role designs and operates network infrastructure for Norway's sovereign AI cloud platform, ensuring secure and performant connectivity across datacenters and customer sites. It suits experienced network architects who want to work on critical infrastructure supporting AI services at scale.
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Lead Network Engineer
LSEG
Saint Louis, MO
This role involves designing, operating and automating LSEG's global network infrastructure to ensure reliability and performance across trading and financial services platforms. It suits experienced network engineers who have managed enterprise networks in banking environments and want to advance into a leadership position focused on operational excellence and emerging technologies.
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Load Balancer Network Engineer
Intel
Full-time · $105,300 – $175,210
This role supports Intel's secure network infrastructure for U.S. Government operations, assisting senior engineers with the design, testing, and hardening of classified network and security products in protected environments. It suits experienced network and security professionals with hands-on load balancing and data center infrastructure experience who hold or can obtain Top Secret clearance.
Listed on Intel’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Network Security Engineer
Comcast
$117,172 – $175,758
This role owns network security architecture and compliance for Comcast's core network platforms, managing vulnerability remediation, patch validation, and hardening across enterprise infrastructure. It suits experienced network security engineers who want to lead strategic security initiatives across large-scale carrier-grade systems.
Listed on Comcast’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Network Engineer, NetOps Infrastructure
RingCentral
Full-time · Belmont, CA · $129,500 – $157,900
RingCentral seeks a network engineer to own production infrastructure—routers, switches, firewalls, and load balancers—across global data centers serving real-time voice, video, and messaging at 99.999% availability. The role suits someone with deep TCP/IP and Linux networking expertise who wants to troubleshoot end-to-end production issues rather than manage tickets, with no night shifts and time-zone-distributed coverage.
Listed on RingCentral’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Spécialiste Principal(e) en Réseaux / Senior Network Specialist
Moderna
Full-time
This role provides the opportunity to support Moderna's enterprise network infrastructure across Canada and North America as an individual contributor on a global team. You'll maintain and troubleshoot critical systems including routers, firewalls, and cloud connectivity while contributing to process improvements and working with modern security and automation technologies.
Listed on Moderna’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Asked for alongside F5 BIG-IP
Measured from the 10 open roles that name F5 BIG-IP — not from a curated list.
Roles that use F5 BIG-IP
Employers hiring for F5 BIG-IP
9 in total, most open roles first.
- Moderna2 roles
- AAccenture1 role
- ACAndersen Corporation1 role
- Comcast1 role
- Diamondback Energy1 role
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