Global Channel Managementinc · Charlotte, NCremote

Salary
$147,680–$149,760
Posted
Jul 25, 2026
Location
Charlotte, NC
Last confirmed open
Jul 26, 2026

What this job asks for AI summary

A remote networking role centred on F5 load balancing infrastructure — configuring and troubleshooting Local Traffic Manager virtual servers, pools, SSL certificates, iRules, and policies, as well as Global Load Balancing wide IPs. The position also covers DNS infrastructure and involves collaborating with network engineering and security teams on standards, architecture, and resolving high-priority production incidents. Suits an experienced network/systems engineer with strong F5 and DNS expertise.

Senior level · 5+ years · Remote

Must have (5)
F5 BIG-IPDNSTCP/IPiRulesSSL
Nice to have (7)
BashF5 Big-IP Administrator certificationAppviewXInfobloxMicrosoft DNSBINDVenafi

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Why we read it this way (6)

The posting accepts 4 years of additional related experience in lieu of a degree, so no formal degree is hard-required.

F5 Big-IP Administrator certification is explicitly called 'preferred', not required.

Bash scripting is listed as 'preferred'; AppviewX, Infoblox, Microsoft DNS, BIND, and Venafi are all flagged as 'a plus' — all marked preferred accordingly.

The role sits at the boundary between network/systems administration (15-1244) and software/infrastructure engineering (15-1252) due to the iRule/scripting and application-lifecycle duties; 15-1244 was chosen as the primary classification given the dominant focus on load balancer configuration, DNS infrastructure operations, and network troubleshooting rather than shipping software.

No work location or CBSA is specified beyond 'Remote'; no compensation figures are provided.

Ignored 2 non-technology phrase(s) as skills (responsibilities/concepts, not named tools): F5 Local Traffic Manager, F5 Global Traffic Manager.

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