Senior Software Engineer
The Walt Disney Company
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This role pays less than 54% of similar roles. Most pay $149,500–$185,300 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $171k versus about $167k for comparable roles.
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Cisco Systems is the world''s leading networking technology company, designing and manufacturing networking hardware, telecommunications equipment, and cybersecurity solutions for businesses and governments. Industry: Networking Technology & Cybersecurity
Cisco currently has 205 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $167,700–$245,200 across 158 roles with salary data.
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Senior Software Engineer (Hybrid) joins the Enterprise Integrated Systems team to develop next-generation platform capabilities integrating Splunk across Cisco's enterprise software portfolio. This role focuses on building high-performance, reliable, and reusable platform software to simplify deployment, lifecycle management, and operations for products like Splunk Core, Enterprise Security, and IT Service Intelligence in on-premises and air-gapped environments. The engineer will lead the architecture, design, and implementation of complex subsystems while mentoring others and driving engineering excellence through code reviews and automated testing. Key technical requirements include expert proficiency in Go and Python, along with experience in distributed systems, REST APIs, microservices, Docker, and Kubernetes. Additional skills involve CI/CD, Git, performance benchmarking, and observability platforms like AppDynamics or ThousandEyes. The role addresses complex distributed systems challenges to improve product quality and reliability for enterprise customers worldwide.
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Median $196000 from 2031 postings across 144 companies.
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