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Multiprotocol Label Switching

IT Infrastructure and Networking

Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) is a networking technique used by internet service providers and large enterprises to direct data efficiently across a network by routing traffic based on short labels rather than long network addresses, bypassing complex routing table lookups. It speeds up and shapes traffic flow between network nodes and supports quality-of-service prioritization for applications like voice and video. Network engineers configure and maintain MPLS to provide reliable, high-performance wide-area network connectivity for businesses.

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Multiprotocol Label Switching in the job market

Last checked September 12, 2026

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Open roles requiring Multiprotocol Label Switching (9)

Diamondback Energy

Networking Analyst

Diamondback Energy

Midland, TX

This role supports the design, installation, and maintenance of network infrastructure across multiple locations, including Layer 2/3 environments, firewalls, routing, and both wired and wireless systems. It suits someone with several years of IT infrastructure and network administration experience who is comfortable troubleshooting complex systems and working off-hours as needed.

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Sr Network Engineer / Architect, Global Network & Security – Alpharetta, GA, Boston, MA or Billerica, MA Hybrid

Cabot Corporation

Full-time · $143,650 – $214,900

A hands-on network architect role overseeing Cabot's global enterprise network platform across IT and OT environments, responsible for security-aligned design, modernization initiatives, and operational governance. This position suits experienced network engineers who can balance architecture vision with direct engineering execution and want to drive Zero Trust and segmentation at scale across a multinational industrial company.

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Best Western

Network Engineer II - Hybrid AZ

Best Western

Full-time · Phoenix, AZ

This role supports and modernizes enterprise network infrastructure across hybrid cloud environments, managing routing, switching, firewalls, and cloud services. It suits hands-on engineers with strong experience in enterprise networking who want to work with automation and infrastructure-as-code while partnering across infrastructure and security teams.

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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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Moderna

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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Network Security Engineer

Boeing

Full-time · Colorado Springs, CO · $102,000 – $138,000

Boeing's Missile Defense Program is hiring a network security engineer to support command and control systems for ballistic missile defense. This role suits experienced engineers with DoD compliance expertise who can design secure network configurations and manage infrastructure upgrades in a defense contracting environment.

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Comcast

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.

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Moderna

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.

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Comcast

Engineer 3, Network Engineering - SDWAN

Comcast

Full-time · $84,215 – $138,955

This role supports SD-WAN services for mid-market business customers, diagnosing and resolving network issues while serving as a technical escalation point. It suits experienced network engineers who excel at troubleshooting complex WAN environments and collaborating with vendors and internal teams.

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