27 days ago
Base Salary
$168k - $245k/yr
Responsibilities
- Design and deliver functional and non-functional backend features.
- Drive product integrations and AI-native solutions across Cisco’s portfolio.
- Collaborate with frontend and infrastructure teams on end-to-end delivery.
- Build and maintain scalable, reliable, and high-performance backend services for global enterprise users.
- Mentor and guide junior developers while promoting engineering best practices.
Requirements
- Require 7–10 years of hands-on backend development experience.
- Require experience with Go, Java, or Rust.
- Require experience with AWS and monitoring or observability tools such as ELK, Splunk, and Datadog.
- Require experience with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practices.
- Prefer familiarity with AI pipelines and related technologies.
- Prefer experience with data pipelines, highly scalable data ingestion, and third-party integrations such as ServiceNow.
- Prefer experience mentoring or coaching other developers.
Benefits
- Hybrid work arrangement requiring 2–3 days per week in the San Jose office.
- Benefits may include medical, dental, and vision insurance; a 401(k) with Cisco matching; paid parental leave; disability coverage; and basic life insurance.
- Eligible employees may receive Cisco restricted stock unit grants and annual bonuses for non-sales roles.
- Paid holidays, vacation or flexible time off, sick time, wellness days, birthday leave, year-end shutdown, emergency family leave, and optional paid volunteer days are available subject to Cisco policies.
About Cisco
Cisco designs and sells networking, security, and collaboration platforms for enterprises, service providers, and governments, spanning routers and switches, Wi‑Fi, firewalls, zero‑trust, observability, and cloud-managed IT (Meraki) plus Webex. Its business model mixes hardware, software subscriptions, and support/consulting services. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Cisco is a public company traded on Nasdaq and serves customers across data centers, campuses, and service provider networks.