Principal Software Development Engineer
F5 Networks20 hours ago
Remote, United States or Seattle, WA, USAStaff+
Base Salary
$259k - $389k/yr
Responsibilities
- Design and implement scalable, highly available AWS cloud architectures for the generative AI platform.
- Develop and maintain CI/CD pipelines and automate deployment processes.
- Manage and optimize Kubernetes and other containerized workloads.
- Implement and manage serverless architectures using AWS services.
- Build monitoring, alerting, and observability systems for proactive issue detection and reliability.
- Apply security best practices and compliance standards across cloud infrastructure.
- Lead projects with minimal guidance and improve system efficiency and performance.
Requirements
- Proven experience designing and managing AWS cloud infrastructure for scalable applications.
- Experience with DevOps practices in a B2B SaaS environment is highly desirable.
- Expertise in AWS services, Kubernetes, and Terraform.
- Proficiency with CI/CD pipelines, preferably GitHub Actions, AWS Lambda, and observability tools such as Datadog.
- Experience with service meshes, API Gateway, MongoDB administration and optimization, and microservices architecture is preferred.
- Familiarity with Go, TypeScript, or Python is a plus.
- Ability to lead projects with minimal guidance, analyze complex systems, solve problems, integrate feedback, and communicate technical concepts clearly.
Benefits
- Annual base pay range of $259,200.00-$388,800.00, excluding incentive compensation, bonuses, and restricted stock units.
- Benefits are available through F5’s benefits programs; plan details may change.
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About F5 Networks
F5, Inc. builds application delivery and security products for enterprises, service providers, and governments, spanning on‑premises, cloud, and edge environments. It sells software, hardware appliances, and SaaS subscriptions for load balancing, WAF, API security, DDoS protection, and traffic management, with support services. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Seattle, the public company (NASDAQ: FFIV) expanded its portfolio through acquisitions including NGINX and Shape Security.