Skill
HTTP
Web Development
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is the foundational application-layer protocol used to transmit data across the World Wide Web, defining how requests and responses are formatted between clients (like browsers) and servers. Understanding HTTP -- including methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), status codes, and headers -- is essential for web developers, backend engineers, and QA professionals building or debugging networked applications. Its secure variant, HTTPS, adds encryption via TLS/SSL.
HTTP in the job market
Last checked September 12, 2026
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- Employers
- 7
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Open roles requiring HTTP (15)
Security Analyst
Citizens Equity First Credit Union
Full-time · Peoria, IL · $39 – $46 / hour
This role evaluates security incidents and investigates vulnerabilities to protect a credit union's systems and member data from threats. It suits security professionals with hands-on experience in monitoring tools and incident response who want to work in a stable financial services environment.
Listed on Citizens Equity First Credit Union’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Japan Information Security Office (ISO) Security Engineering Lead
American International Group
Sumida-ku
This role leads security engineering efforts for AIG's enterprise security stack across Japan and the APAC region, managing both on-premise and multi-cloud infrastructure. It suits experienced security architects with deep cloud expertise who want to mentor teams and influence security strategy at a global financial services organization.
Listed on American International Group’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer
LSEG
Saint Louis, MO
LSEG seeks a Site Reliability Engineer to maintain and improve the production stability of its real-time trading and market data platform, which serves thousands of clients globally. The role combines incident management, cloud infrastructure work, and automation, and suits engineers with substantial experience in distributed systems, container technologies, and observability tooling who want to work on high-stakes financial infrastructure.
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Technical Support Engineer (Network)
F5
This is a Level 2 technical support role focused on troubleshooting F5 networking products for enterprise customers across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. It suits someone with hands-on network infrastructure experience who enjoys solving complex technical problems and communicating with customers across different technical backgrounds.
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Senior Sales Engineer | Financial Services
ExtraHop Networks
Full-time · Remote · $150,000 – $165,000
A senior technical sales role focused on leading complex network security deals with enterprise clients, combining deep product knowledge with strategic selling expertise. This position suits experienced sales engineers ready to mentor peers and shape product direction while managing high-value cybersecurity infrastructure opportunities.
Listed on ExtraHop Networks’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Software Engineer, CDN Content
Vercel
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $172,000 – $258,000
This role builds and maintains the services that power Vercel's global CDN, focusing on caching architecture and content delivery across 20+ regions. You'll work on performance-critical infrastructure serving billions of requests, progressing from well-scoped projects to larger system ownership while learning how planet-scale CDN systems work.
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Senior Software Engineer, Presence
Remote - United States · $190,000 – $267,000
Reddit seeks a senior backend engineer to help build infrastructure and products for their professional and youth-focused initiatives, working across distributed systems at scale. This role suits experienced systems engineers comfortable with rapid product development and cross-functional collaboration in a remote environment.
Listed on Reddit’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Lead Java Developer, FX Engineering
LSEG
New York, NY · $147,500 – $245,900
LSEG seeks a hands-on Java engineer to design and operate high-performance FX trading platforms, with emphasis on low-latency systems and cloud infrastructure. This role suits experienced developers comfortable with performance optimization, system architecture, and supporting globally distributed teams.
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Senior Sales Engineer | NYC Tri-State
ExtraHop Networks
New York, NY · $150,000 – $165,000 · Remote
This role leads the technical side of enterprise cybersecurity sales, taking security infrastructure deals from discovery through implementation while mentoring other engineers and steering product strategy. It suits someone with deep network and security systems expertise who can command a room with executives, navigate complex infrastructure decisions, and work independently to close strategic deals.
Listed on ExtraHop Networks’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Frontend Software Engineer, Home Experience
Full-time · Remote - United States · $190,800 – $267,100
Build and maintain the feed experience for hundreds of millions of Reddit users across web and mobile platforms, focusing on performance, reliability, and user delight at massive scale. This role suits experienced frontend engineers who thrive owning full project lifecycles and collaborating across teams to ship features that drive engagement.
Listed on Reddit’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Asked for alongside HTTP
Measured from the 15 open roles that name HTTP — not from a curated list.
- TCP/IP11 roles73.3%
- Amazon Web Services (AWS)8 roles53.3%
- Microsoft Azure7 roles46.7%
- DNS6 roles40.0%
- Java5 roles33.3%
- Kubernetes5 roles33.3%
- SSL/TLS5 roles33.3%
- DevOps4 roles26.7%
Roles that use HTTP
Employers hiring for HTTP
7 in total, most open roles first.
- LLSEG5 roles
- ExtraHop Networks3 roles
- RReddit2 roles
- VVercel2 roles

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