Principal Network Engineer
- Source: LinkedIn
- Harvey Nash
- $170,000 to $200,000 /yr
- On-site
- New York City
- Full-Time
- Staff
Job Description
Job Title: Principal Network Engineer
Location: New York, NY / Chicago, IL / Overland Park, KS (Hybrid - 4 Days Onsite)
Salary: Full-time
Job Summary
We are looking for a Principal Network Engineer to lead advanced network design and performance engineering initiatives within a high-performance enterprise infrastructure environment. This role is ideal for candidates with fintech, capital markets, or high-frequency trading experience and deep expertise in low-latency networking.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and optimize ultra-low latency network infrastructure.
- Lead architecture decisions for enterprise and trading network environments.
- Evaluate and test network hardware from major vendors.
- Monitor network latency, buffer utilization, ASIC performance, and multicast environments.
- Develop standards for network scalability, resiliency, and performance.
- Partner with infrastructure and security teams on strategic initiatives.
- Drive technical leadership and mentor senior engineers.
Required Qualifications
- 10+ years of advanced network engineering experience.
- Strong background in financial services, fintech, or high-frequency trading environments.
- Expertise with Layer 1, Layer 2, and Layer 3 networking technologies.
- Deep understanding of network latency analysis and optimization.
- Experience with ASICs, buffer utilization, packet processing, and network hardware performance.
- Strong knowledge of multicast networking and multicast table sizing.
- Experience conducting vendor equipment testing and performance benchmarking.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience in electronic trading or market infrastructure environments.
- CCIE or equivalent networking expertise.
- Strong automation and network observability experience.
Skills
- electronic-trading
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