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Nginx
IT Infrastructure and Networking
Nginx is a high-performance, open-source web server that also functions as a reverse proxy, load balancer, and HTTP cache. System administrators and developers use it to serve web content efficiently and to route traffic across backend servers in high-traffic production environments.
Nginx in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Platform Engineer, Edge & Networking
Supabase
Full-time · Remote, Global
Join Supabase's Edge & Networking squad to design and operate the global routing infrastructure that handles traffic at the network perimeter. This role suits experienced infrastructure engineers comfortable with distributed systems, edge networking, and the full stack from DNS to load balancing.
Listed on Supabase’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Staff Software Engineer -AI & Middleware Automation
Visa Inc.
Full-time · Austin, TX · $131,600 – $210,300
Visa is seeking a Staff Software Engineer to lead the evolution of their middleware operations from traditional SRE into an AI-driven software engineering organization. This role combines designing reliable, scalable automation systems with hands-on agentic AI development, production incident leadership, and mentorship of junior engineers across a global payments infrastructure.
Listed on Visa Inc.’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Sr. Software Engineer - Reston, Hybrid - FreeWheel
Comcast
Reston, VA · $141,851 – $212,776
FreeWheel seeks a senior engineer to design and optimize their video advertising platform, handling massive scale and global infrastructure. This role suits someone with deep expertise in cloud services, containerization, and distributed systems who wants to mentor others while shaping critical ad-serving technology.
Listed on Comcast’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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