Skill
Routing Protocols
IT Infrastructure and Networking
Routing protocols are the rules and algorithms routers use to exchange information about network topology and select optimal paths for forwarding data. Examples include OSPF, BGP, EIGRP, and RIP, which differ in scalability, convergence speed, and use case (interior gateway vs. exterior gateway routing). Network engineers and administrators rely on deep knowledge of these protocols to design, configure, and maintain enterprise and internet-scale networks.
Open roles requiring Routing Protocols (2)
L3 Technical Support Engineer - Enterprise Networking & AV Solutions
Netgear
Full-time · San Jose, CA · $96,000 – $109,000 · Remote
NETGEAR seeks an experienced L3 support engineer to diagnose and resolve complex enterprise networking and AV-over-IP issues, serving as the escalation point for customers and working directly with engineering teams. This role suits someone with deep networking protocol expertise and hands-on troubleshooting skills who enjoys solving intricate technical problems in a customer-facing environment.
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Manager, Corporate Network Engineering
Menlo Ventures Portfolio
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $285,000 – $325,000
This role leads Anthropic's global corporate network infrastructure across offices and research facilities, balancing production-grade reliability with pragmatic engineering judgment. It's for an experienced network leader who combines deep technical expertise in campus and edge systems with people management, comfortable owning decisions from wiring closets to executive defense.
Listed on Menlo Ventures Portfolio’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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