Distinguished (DMTS), Infrastructure Architect
F5 Networks · Seattle, WA
About this role
F5 Networks is hiring a mid-level Infrastructure Engineer in the software engineering function based in Seattle, WA. The posting calls out experience with SaaS, Security, Disaster Recovery. Compensation is listed at $246,400–$369,600 per year.
- Role
- Infrastructure Engineer
- Function
- software engineering
- Level
- mid
- Track
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Full-time
- Location
- Seattle, WA
- Posted
- Apr 20, 2026
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Job description
from F5 Networks careersAt F5, we strive to bring a better digital world to life. Our teams empower organizations across the globe to create, secure, and run applications that enhance how we experience our evolving digital world. We are passionate about cybersecurity, from protecting consumers from fraud to enabling companies to focus on innovation.
Everything we do centers around people. That means we obsess over how to make the lives of our customers, and their customers, better. And it means we prioritize a diverse F5 community where each individual can thrive.
The Role
The Infrastructure Architect is responsible for designing, testing and documenting the fundamental infrastructure build patterns upon which the F5 SaaS business operates. They act as liaisons to internal stakeholders, such as product management, engineering, finance, and procurement. Externally, they collaborate with vendors regarding product roadmaps and emerging hardware and software requirements, while providing strategic guidance to supplier executives on industry trends and product strategies that deliver substantive value to F5 and the broader sector. The Infrastructure Architect will also be responsible for maintaining existing high-level relationships with F5 customers and suppliers.
F5 Infrastructure Architects are recognized experts in their field – known by name across industry bodies and in corporate boardrooms. Their artifacts reside in some of today's most critical and well-known global infrastructure deployments.