Principal Network Engineer
Leidos
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This listing doesn't post a salary. Most similar roles pay $131,550–$208,800.
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Fidelity Investments is one of the largest financial services companies in the world, offering brokerage services, mutual funds, retirement planning, wealth management, and life insurance to individuals and institutions. Industry: Financial Services & Investment Management
Fidelity Financial Services currently has 96 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $120,739–$200,000 across 23 roles with salary data.
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Principal Network Engineer – Network Segmentation - Akamai Guardicore, Illumio, Cisco Secure Workload joins the Enterprise Infrastructure and Cybersecurity organization to lead the implementation of network segmentation and Zero Trust architectures across enterprise infrastructure. This role focuses on designing, deploying, and optimizing micro-segmentation solutions to enhance security, improve traffic visibility, and reduce cybersecurity risk. Day-to-day responsibilities include analyzing application traffic patterns, developing enforcement policies, and supporting secure communication across data center and cloud environments. The position requires expertise in TCP/IP networking, routing, switching, firewalls, and access control. Candidates must utilize platforms like Illumio, Akamai Guardicore, or Cisco Secure Workload while navigating AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform. Technical skills include Python, PowerShell, APIs, Kubernetes, and Linux. The role addresses the critical business problem of modernizing network security controls to protect technology ecosystems within highly regulated financial services environments.
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Median $145000 from 127 postings across 32 companies.
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