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)
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.
Listed on LSEG’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Network Engineer - Millennium Space Systems
Boeing
Full-time · El Segundo, CA · $158,950 – $215,050
A senior network engineer role focused on designing and managing complex network infrastructure for a Boeing-owned aerospace company working on national security satellite systems. This position suits experienced network professionals with multi-vendor expertise and security clearance eligibility who want to lead infrastructure work in a defense contracting environment.
Listed on Boeing’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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